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...語]]の''{{lang|grc|κύμινον}}'' ({{Lang|grc-latn|kúminon}}) に遡り、[[:en:Semitic languages|セム語]]からの借用語で、[[:en:Hebrew language|ヘブライ語]]の''{{lang|he|{{Script|Hebrew|כמון
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...ient Greek]] {{lang|grc|κύμινον}} ({{Lang|grc-latn|kúminon}}), a [[Semitic languages|Semitic]] borrowing related to [[Hebrew language|Hebrew]] {{lang|he|{{Scrip
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...ient Greek]] {{lang|grc|κύμινον}} ({{Lang|grc-latn|kúminon}}), a [[Semitic languages|Semitic]] borrowing related to [[Hebrew language|Hebrew]] {{lang|he|{{Scrip
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...m jawa''」（[[:en:Java island|ジャワ]]の酸っぱい果実）または単に「''asam''」と呼ばれ、[[:en:Timoric languages|ティモール]]では「''sukaer''」と呼ばれる。一方、[[:en:Philippines|フィリピン]]では、[[:en:Filipino la
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...gavera}}. The Sanskrit word is thought to come from an ancient [[Dravidian languages|Dravidian]] word that also produced the [[Tamil language|Tamil]] and [[Mala
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...gavera}}. The Sanskrit word is thought to come from an ancient [[Dravidian languages|Dravidian]] word that also produced the [[Tamil language|Tamil]] and [[Mala
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...[pancit/ja|パンシット・カントン]]''がある。食卓には、''[[Leche Flan/ja|レチェ・フラン]]''、''[[Purple yam/ja|ウベ]]''、''[[sapin-sapin/ja|サピンサピン]]''、''sorbetes''（アイスクリーム）、''totong''または
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...ted with some of the earliest farming communities in the region. Among the yam species that were cultivated independently within Island Southeast Asia and
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...and|Javanese]] sour fruit) or simply ''asam'', and ''sukaer'' in [[Timoric languages|Timor]]. While in the [[Philippines]], it is called ''sampalok'' or ''sampa
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...ted with some of the earliest farming communities in the region. Among the yam species that were cultivated independently within Island Southeast Asia and
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95 KB (14,856 words) - 15:26, 27 June 2025
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...and|Javanese]] sour fruit) or simply ''asam'', and ''sukaer'' in [[Timoric languages|Timor]]. While in the [[Philippines]], it is called ''sampalok'' or ''sampa
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...countries have made it completely their own, a notable example being [[tom yam]], one of Thailand's most well-known dishes
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...countries have made it completely their own, a notable example being [[tom yam]], one of Thailand's most well-known dishes
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