cooked rice

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• Dupaningan Agta: inapoy — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Assamese: ভাত (bhat) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Karo Batak: nakan — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Simalungun Batak: indahan — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Toba Batak: indahan — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Bengali: ভাত (bhat) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Bengali: অন্ন (onno) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Bhojpuri: भात (bhāt) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Central Bikol: maluto — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Burmese: ထမင်း (hta.mang:) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Cebuano: kan-on — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Chinese Cantonese: 飯 /饭 (faan6) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Chinese: фан (fan) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Eastern Min Chinese: 飯 /饭 (buông) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Chinese: 飯 /饭 (zh-min-nan) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Chinese Mandarin: 飯 /饭 (fàn) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Chinese Mandarin: 米飯 /米饭 (mǐfàn) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Chinese Mandarin: 白飯 /白饭 (báifàn) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Wu Chinese: 飯 /饭 — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Gujarati: ભાત (bhāt) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Hindi: चावल (cāval) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Hindi: भात (bhāt) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Hindi: पुलाव (pulāv) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Hindi: अन्न (ann) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Ilocano: inapoy — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Indonesian: nasi — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Japanese: 御飯 (gohan) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Javanese: sega — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Javanese: sekul — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Kannada: ಅನ್ನ (anna) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Kapampangan: nasi — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Kapampangan: abias — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Kapampangan: abyas — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Kapampangan: single — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Kapampangan: bangi — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Kapampangan: lelut — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Kapampangan: binlad — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Kapampangan: nasing mangantu — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Kapampangan: nasing malpa — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Kashmiri: بَتہٕ (batụ) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Kavalan: 'may — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Khasi: jasapung — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Khmer: បាយ (baay) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Korean: 밥 (bap) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Korean: 쌀밥 (ssalbap) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Laboya: kadodo — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Maguindanao: emáy — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Makasar: kanre — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Malay: nasi — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Brunei Malay: nasi — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Manchu: ᠪᡠᡩ᠋ᠠ (buda) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Marathi: भात (bhāt) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Masbatenyo: kan-on — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Mon: ပုၚ် (pɜŋ) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Nepali: भात (bhāt) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Odia: ଭାତ (bhāta) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Persian: چلو (čelow) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Persian: پلو (polow) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Polish: ryż gotowany — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Punjabi: ਭੱਤ (bhatta) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Sanskrit: अन्न (anna) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Sholaga: ಅನ್ನ (anna) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Sinhalese: බත් (bat) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Sundanese: ᮞᮍᮥ (sangu) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Sundanese: sangu — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Swahili: wali — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Sylheti: ꠜꠣꠔ (báto) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Tagalog: kanin — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Tamil: சோறு (cōṟu) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Tamil: சாதம் (cātam) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Tamil: அன்னம் (aṉṉam) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Telugu: అన్నము (annamu) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Thai: ข้าวสวย (kâao-sǔai) — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Thai: ข้าวนึ่ง — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Thai: ข้าวสุก — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Tibetan: འབྲས — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Tsou: naveu — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Turkish: pilav — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Vietnamese: cơm — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Yami: kanen — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (idiomatic translations)
• Finnish: keitetty riisi — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (non-idiomatic translations)
• German: gekochter Reis — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (non-idiomatic translations)
• Hungarian: főtt rizs — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (non-idiomatic translations)
• Polish: ryż gotowany — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (non-idiomatic translations)
• Portuguese: arroz cozido — rice cooked by either steaming or boiling (non-idiomatic translations)