achar Word for pickle in Urdu and Hindi, commonly thought to have a Persian or Arabic origin, but stated by Rumphius in AD 1750 to derive from terms like axi or achi used for the chilli (see also pickles, chilli).
An edition of A Historical Dictionary of Indian Food
(2002)
A Historical Dictionary of Indian Food
by K. T. Achaya
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A Historical Dictionary of Indian Food
January 28, 2002, Oxford University Press, USA
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"achar Word for pickle in Urdu and Hindi, commonly thought to have a Persian or Arabic origin, but stated by Rumphius in AD 1750 to derive from terms like axi or achi used for the chilli (see also pickles, chilli)."
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