dʒodʒo

Devanagari Script

जोजो

Phonetic

[dʒodʒo]

English: Translation

1. tamarind, Tamarindus indica L. 2. sour

Hindi: Translation

1. इमली 2. खट्टा

Semantic Domain

Plants, trees and other vegetation

Health, well-being and sickness

Notes

Medicinal values for: Constipation and stomach disorder, cuts and wounds.

Bark: A paste of the bark (baklaʔ) and leaves (sakam) are used to heal wounds and cuts.
Seed: The seed powder (dʒaŋ lubuʔ) mixed (mesa) with water (daʔ) helps to provide relief from constipation and other stomach disorders.

Culinary uses:

Fruit: The fruit (dʒo) has many uses, for cooking, health and household purposes. The fruits (dʒo) are widely used as a flavoring in preparations of chutneys and drinks.
The seeds (dʒaŋ) and leaves (sakam) are also edible. The seeds (dʒaŋ) are boiled with the matkom (Madhuca longifolia) flower (baha) and consumed. It has a light sweet (sibil) taste.

Source

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