dal¹ Definition
dal (däl)
noun
- any of various kinds of pulse used as food in India
- a dish of India made by simmering this in water with spices, herbs, oil, onions, etc. to a thick, mushy consistency and served as with chapatis or rice
dal² Definition
dal (däl)
dekaliter(s)
dal Usage Examples
Converse of object
cook: In the evenings I help to cook dal, a meal made of lentils, over the fire.
Adjective modifier
mung: Mung dal is held to have a balancing effect on all three doshas.
Modifies a noun
- bhat: I sometimes still felt a little hungry but refused to eat more because I'd had enough dal bhat already!
- Pozzo: His current and future research interests include Italian Chiaroscuro prints, the print collection of Cassiano dal Pozzo, Goya and Spanish drawings.
Noun used with modifier
- yn: A ydych yn dal i fod wedi ymrwymo i hynny, neu a yw'n rhan o agenda wahanol?
- ydych: A ydych yn dal i fod wedi ymrwymo i hynny, neu a yw'n rhan o agenda wahanol?
- bod: Mae'n parhau i fod yn wir bod rhestrau aros yn dal i fod yn llawer uwch na phan sefydlwyd y Cynulliad yn 1999.
- chana: When the oil is hot, put in the mustard seeds and chana dal.
- mae: Fodd bynnag, mae hyfforddi staff yn dal i fod yn broblem i'r sector.
- channa: Second meal was two types of curry, channa dal and multicolored rice.
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