Hindi Names of Various Herbs and spices:

Hindi Names of Various Herbs and spices:



English Name - Hindi Name

Sesame Seeds -Til

Mustard Seeds -Rai, Sarson,

Melon Seeds - Magaz

Coriander Seeds - Saboot Dhania

Mango Powder - Amchoor

Red Chilli Powder - Lal Mirch

Cumin Seeds White - Jeera

Carom Seeds - Ajwain

Fennel - Saunf

Cumin Seeds Black - Shah Jeera

Garam Masala (A spice blend)- Garam Masala

Asafoetida - Hing

Saffron - Kesar

Fenugreek Leaves - Kasoori Methi

(Dried)

Fenugreek Seeds - Methi Dana

Pomagranate Seeds - Anardana

(Dried)

Nigella Seeds - Kalaunji

Turmeric - Haldi

Cloves - Laung

Nutmeg - Jaiphal

Peppercorns - Saboot Kali Mirch

Cardamom - Elaichi

Mace - Javitri

Cinnamom - Dalchini

Fresh Green Chillies - Hari Mirch

Red Peppercorns - Sukhi Lal Mirch

(Dried)

Ginger - Adrak

Garlic - Lahsun

Coriander fresh - Hari Dhania

Bay leaves - Tej Patta

Curry Leaves - Kari Patta

Mint - Poodina

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