sambar in Finnish
sambar in Finnish is sambar — sambar means a large deer native to South and Southeast Asia.
sambar in Finnish
sambar
(zoology) A Southeast Asian deer (Rusa unicolor).
What does "sambar" mean?
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noun A large deer native to South and Southeast Asia.
"A sambar stag with heavy antlers stepped out of the forest at dusk."
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noun A South Indian dish of vegetables and lentils simmered in a spicy, tangy tamarind broth.
"She poured hot sambar over the rice and mixed it with her fingers."
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sambar in a sentence
- A sambar stag with heavy antlers stepped out of the forest at dusk.
- She poured hot sambar over the rice and mixed it with her fingers.
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What is "sambar" in Finnish?
"sambar" in Finnish is sambar. sambar means: A large deer native to South and Southeast Asia.
How do you use "sambar" in a sentence?
Example: "A sambar stag with heavy antlers stepped out of the forest at dusk." In Finnish, "sambar" is sambar.
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