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Nanju in English: One Word But Different Meanings

The meaning of Nanju in English changes as per the regional languages of India. The Single word nanju gives several meanings even in a single language. Some of the meanings of Nanju as per Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam have been given below.

Nanju in English

Nanju meaning in Telugu language

  • Renal dropsy = మూత్ర పిండములో నీరు పట్టుట, నంజు (Nanju).
  • Munching = నంజుకొను (Nanjukonu): The edible things that we eat while eating main food, such as pickles, chutneys, etc.
  • Phlegm = కఫం or నంజు (Nanju) నోటిలో గళ్ళ కట్టగడం: It is the thick, viscous secretion of the respiratory passages’ mucous membranes that is overproduced particularly during a cold.
  • Swelling = నంజు(Nanju): A part of the body that has abnormally grown larger than usual. It is usually as a result of unwanted fluid buildup.
  • Mounth Ulcer =  నంజు కురుపులు (Nanju kurupulu/Noti pundu) నోటి పుండు లేదా నోటి కురుపులు: Aphthae in mouth, an area of the tongue or mouth where small ulcers appear in clusters.

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Nanju meaning in Tamil

  • Poison = நஞ்சு (Nanju), விசம்.
  • Toxins = நச்சுகள்
  • Nanju Kodi = placenta position
  • Nanju = placenta (The placenta is an organ that develops in the uterus during pregnancy. A developing baby receives oxygen and nutrients from this structure. Additionally, it cleans the baby’s blood of waste materials.)

Nanju meaning in Kannada language

  • Toxicity = ವಿಷತ್ವ, ನಂಜು(Nanju)
  • Bane = ವಿಷ, ನಂಜು (Nanju), ಪಾಷಾಣ, ಅನರ್ಥಕ್ಕೆ ಕಾರಣ, ಕೇಡು
  • Venom = ವಿಷ, ನಂಜು (Nanju), ಕಡುಹಗೆ
  • Virus = ವೈರಸ್, ರೋಗಾಣು, ನಂಜು (Nanju), ರಸಿಕೆ

Nanju meaning in Malyalum

  • Nanju = Poison (നഞ്ഞു)
  • Poricha Nanju = Fried Poison
  • Chest = Nanju (നെഞ്ചു) നഞ്ഞു

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