black cummin

Black Cummin Meaning in Bengali: কালো জিরা (noun), কালো জিরা (pronunciation: kalo jira)

Definition of Black Cummin

Black cummin, also known as Nigella sativa, is a flowering plant native to South and Southwest Asia. It belongs to the Ranunculaceae family and is cultivated for its seeds, which are used as a spice in various cuisines.

Synonyms of Black Cummin

1. Black Seed (noun, pronunciation: blak seed)
2. Fennel Flower (noun, pronunciation: fen-uhl flou-er)
3. Roman Coriander (noun, pronunciation: roh-muhn kohr-ee-an-der)

Antonyms of Black Cummin

1. White Cummin – সাদা জিরা (noun, pronunciation: shada jira)
2. Cumin – জিরা (noun, pronunciation: jira)

Origin of Black Cummin

The origin of black cummin can be traced back to ancient Egypt, where it was used for medicinal and culinary purposes. It has been mentioned in various historical texts, including the Bible and the writings of the Greek physician Dioscorides.

Nearby Words

1. Spice (noun) – মসলা (pronunciation: mo-sho-la)
2. Herb (noun) – ঔষধি (pronunciation: ou-sho-dhi)
3. Seed (noun) – বীজ (pronunciation: bij)

Black Cummin in Literature Quotes

1. “Black cummin is the remedy for every disease except death.” – Prophet Muhammad (মৃত্যু ছাড়া সকল রোগের জন্য কালো জিরা চিকিৎসা করে।)
2. “The black cummin is a panacea for all diseases.” – Avicenna (সকল রোগের জন্য কালো জিরা একটি সর্বশক্তিশালী ঔষধ।)

Black Cummin Meaning in Different Languages

Bengali: কালো জিরা (kalo jira)
Hindi: काला जीरा (kala jira)
Nepali: कालो जिरा (kalo jira)
Urdu: کالا زیرہ (kala zeera)
Tamil: கருஞ்சீரகம் (karunjeeragam)
Telugu: నల్ల జీలకర్ర (nalla jeelakarra)
Arabic: الكمون الأسود (alkamun al’aswad)
Chinese: 黑孜然 (hēi zīrán)
Japanese: 黒クミン (kuro kumin)
Russian: черный тмин (chernyy tmin)

For more information, you can visit the following links:
– Wikipedia – Black Cummin
– Dictionary.com – Black Cummin
– The Free Dictionary – Black Cummin