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1. (n.) curry powder
a pungent mixture of finely ground spices, as turmeric, coriander, cumin, pepper, etc.
Etymology: (1800–10)
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1. (noun) curry powder
pungent blend of cumin and ground coriander seed and turmeric and other spices
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Sense: a selection of spices ground together and used in making a curry.
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 Afrikaans: kerriepoeier |
 Arabic: مَسحوق أو بِهارات الكري |
 Bulgarian: индийски подправки |
 Brazilian: pó de caril |
 Czech: koření karí |
 German: das Currypulver |
 Danish: karry |
 Greek: κάρι (μείγμα μπαχαρικών) |
 Spanish: curry en polvo |
 Estonian: karripulber |
 Farsi: پودر کاری |
 Finnish: curryjauhe |
 French: curry |
 Hebrew: אֲבְקַת קָארִי |
 Hindi: मसाला |
 Croatian: prah curryja |
 Hungarian: curry |
 Indonesian: bumbu kari |
 Icelandic: karríduft |
 Italian: curry |
 Japanese: カレー粉 |
 Korean: 카레 가루 |
 Lithuanian: kario milteliai |
 Latvian: garšvielu pulveris |
 Malay: serbuk kari |
 Dutch: kerriepoeder |
 Norwegian: karri(pulver) |
 Polish: (rodzaj przyprawy indyjsk |
 Persian: پودر کاری |
 Pashto: کاری پوډر |
 Portuguese: pó de caril |
 Romanian: curry |
 Russian: порошок карри |
 Slovak: karí |
 Slovenian: curry |
 Serbian: kari |
 Swedish: currypulver |
 Thai: เครื่องแกงที่เป็นผง |
 Turkish: biberle karışık baharat; |
 Taiwanese: 咖哩粉 |
 Ukrainian: порошок карі |
 Urdu: مسالے |
 Vietnamese: bột cà ri |
 Chinese: 咖哩粉 |
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