Millets and Grains – Glossary in English and Hindi

This is an ongoing glossary of grains, both gluten-containing and gluten-free, in English and Hindi. Every cuisine has a staple source of carbohydrate. Today, the most commonly used grains are wheat and rice in different forms. In North Indian cuisine Indian breads made with wheat are staple, while in South India, rice is the staple grain with curries and other dishes. Rice and wheat are popular in other cuisines too. For example, in South-East Asian cuisine rice is the staple gain, in North African cuisine couscous made with wheat is a staple, in Italy and many European countries much of pasta and pizza is made with wheat or rice and in Continental cuisine loaves of bread are usually made of wheat flour.

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Different types of millets – the traditional grain!

Wheat and rice may be amongst the most popular grains, but millets (such as pearl millet (bajra), foxtail millet (kangni), sorghum (jowar), finger millet (ragi), etc), are amongst the healthiest of grains available today.

Whole millets and millet flours are naturally gluten-free and a great alternative to rice and wheat in most recipes. With gluten sensitivity being on the rise, awareness about different types of millets as a healthier alternative increasing.

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Since millets are known by their local names in most regions, I wanted to create a list of different types of millets in at least Hindi and English for reference. The most popular Indian millet is Pearl millet called Bajra in Hindi and the second most widely grown millet in India is foxtail millet, called Kangni or Kakum in Hindi. Other popular millets are Sorghum, called Jowar and Finger millet called Ragi or Nachni in Hindi.

With some variations, millets can easily replace wheat and rice in most recipes like stir-fry, flatbreads, pudding, pancakes, and even cookies! If you have a millet that you wondering how to use or if you have a favorite millet recipe, just send me an email and I would love to connect over healthy millet recipes.

Hope you find this list helpful. This is an ongoing list and I will be grateful for suggestions for changes and additions to this list! Also, if you are looking at a particular recipe and come across an unfamiliar spice, do check out the list of spice names in Hindi and English!

Glossary of millets and grains in English and Hindi

Millet names in English and Hindi

ENGLISHHINDIAmaranthRajgira/ RamdanaBarnyardSanwa/ Samvat ke ChawalBuckwheatKuttuFinger milletRagi/ NachniFoxtail milletKangni / KakumKoduKodonLittle milletMoraiyo/ Kutki/ Shavan/ SamaPearl milletBajraProso millet (broomcorn millet)ChenaSorghumJowar

Other Gluten-free Grains

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ENGLISHHINDIRiceChawalPuffed RiceMurmureBeaten RicePohaCorn, MaizeMakkai, Makki, BhuttaPolentaMakkai ka DaliyaOatsJaeeQuinoaTapioca Pearls, SagoSabudanaWater chestnut flourSinghare ka aata

Gluten containing grains

ENGLISHHINDIAll-purpose white flourMaidaBarleyJau / JavBroken wheatDaliya (These days there is also gluten free jowar daliya)BulgarCouscousNo exact hindi word but it is like thick sooji.RyeSemolinaSooji / RavaVermicelliSeviyan, SevaiyanWheatGehoonWhole Wheat FlourGehoon aata

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