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| 05:51 May 13, 2008 |
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Oats is जई and barley is जौ in Hindi. Jawar is millet. Explanation: Oats is जई and barley is जौ in Hindi. Jawar is millet. |
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great millet =ज्वार,pearl millet =बाजरा,Oats = जई and barley = जौ Explanation: Oats = जई and barley = जौ,great millet =ज्वार -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hr (2008-05-13 07:24:47 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- link: Father kamil Bulke dictionary |
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Agro is कृषि or कृषीय and Oat is जई, Barley is जौ, ज्वार is 'great millet' Explanation: Perhaps you mean 'agro' which means relating to agriculture, i.e., कृषि or कृषीय Your other query is about cereals. What are India names for Oats and Barley The Indian names for Oat or oats is जई and for barley it is जौ, जव, यव, जवा. Which one is Jawar. Jawar or ज्वार, जुआर जुँधरी which is a Hindi term means 'great millet. in English. Incidentally, there is another term 'pearl millet' which means बाजरा and yet another term 'little millet' which means कोदों in Hindi. Millet is a common term for coarse grains. |
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2 hrs confidence: 
an agricultural plain Explanation: The name Argos (adjectival form Argive) signified an agricultural plain and was applied to several districts in ancient Greece. As far Oats, Barley and jawar are concerned they have been corcerned, my stalwart peers have already given their equivalents. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 hrs (2008-05-13 08:46:28 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Should Read: As far Oats, Barley and Jawar are concerned, my stalwart peers have already given their equivalents. Sorry for the repetition of words. |
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