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Languages of India and Millet Bengali
Types of millets

English: Great Millet/Sorghum
English: Great Millet/Sorghum

Bengali: Jowar
Gujarati: Jowari, Juar
Hindi : Jowari, Juar
Kannada : Jola
Marathi : Jowari, Jondhala
Oriya : Juara
Punjabi : Jowar
Tamil : Cholam
Telugu : Jonna
Bengali: Jowar
Gujarati: Jowari, Juar
Hindi : Jowari, Juar
Kannada : Jola
Marathi : Jowari, Jondhala
Oriya : Juara
Punjabi : Jowar
Tamil : Cholam
Telugu : Jonna
English : Spiked Millet/Pearl Millet Bengali : Bajra
Gujarati : Bajri
Hindi : Bajra
Kannada : Sajje
Marathi : Bajri
Oriya : Bajra
Punjabi : Bajra
Tamil : Kambu
Telugu : Sajja
English : Little Millet

Bengali : Sama
Gujarati : Gajro; Kuri
Hindi : Kutki, Shavan
Kannada : Same, Save
Marathi : Sava, Halvi, vari
Oriya : Suan
Punjabi : Swank
Tamil : Samai
Telugu : Samalu
English : Barnyard Millet

Bengali : Shyama
Gujarati : ....
Hindi : Sanwa
Kannada : Oodalu
Marathi : ...
Oriya : Khira
Punjabi : Swank
Tamil : Kuthiraivolly
Telugu : Udalu, Kodisama
English : Finger Millet

Bengali : Marwa
Gujarati : Nagli, Bavto
Hindi : Ragi, Mandika,
Marwah
Kannada : Ragi
Marathi : Nagli, Nachni
Oriya : Mandia
Punjabi : Mandhuka, Mandhal
Tamil : Keppai, Ragi, Kelvaragu
Telugu : Ragi Chodi
English : Italian Millet/Foxtail Millet

Bengali : Kaon
Gujarati : Kang
Hindi : Kakum
Kannada : Navane
Marathi : Kang, Rala
Oriya : Kanghu, Kangam,
Kora
Punjabi : Kangni
Tamil : Tenai
Telugu : Korra
English : Kodo Millet

Bengali : Kodo
Gujarati : Kodra
Hindi : Kodon
Kannada : Harka
Marathi : Kodra
Oriya : Kodua
Punjabi : Kodra
Tamil : Varagu
Telugu : Arikelu, Arika
English : Common Millet/Proso Millet

Bengali : Cheena
Gujarati : Cheno
Hindi : Chena; Barri
Kannada : Baragu
Marathi : Vari
Oriya : China Bachari bagmu
Punjabi : Cheena
Tamil : Pani varagu
Telugu : Variga
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