List of Beans, Lentils, and Pulses

                   LIST OF BEANS, LENTILS AND PULSES 
ENGLISH TAMIL HINDI TELUGU KANNADA
Pigeon Pea/Red Gram Thuvaram paruppu Toor dal Kandi Pappu Togari Bele
Split Bengal Gram Kadala paruppu Chana dal Senaga Pappu Kadale Bele
Green Gram whole Pachai payaru Moong dal Pesalu Hesara Kaalu
Split Green Gram Payatham paruppu Moong dal Pesara Pappu Hesaru Bele
Red Lentils Masoor dal Erra Kandi Pappu
Black Gram Ulatham paruppu Urad dal Mina Pappu Uddina Bele
Brown chick peas Karuppu kadalai Kala Chana
White chick peas/ Kondakadalai Kabuli Chana Senagalu Kadale Kaalu
Garbanzo Beans
Roasted Chana dal Pottukadalai
Bhuna Chana
Putnalupappu
Huri Kadale
Red Kidney Beans Rajma Rajma Raajma  Rajma
Black Eyed Peas/Cow Peas Karamani Lobiya Alachandalu Alasande
Horse gram Kollu Kulthi/Kodri Uluvalu Huruli
Moth Bean Siru Payaru Matki Bobbarlu Matki Kal
Dried Green Peas Pattani Vatana Bataani Batani
Hyacinth Bean Mochai Val Daal
Lima Beans
Soyabean
Field Bean/Fava Bean/
Broad Bean/Horse Bean
Adzuki Beans

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