Meanings
plural narangis
- IndiaA variety of orange (fruit).
It has a fruit called Sontara that resembles narangi but with better colour and sweeter.
1989, Mohammad Azhar Ansari, Geographical Glimpses of Medieval India, volume 32 more examples
A few drinks of lemon juice or narangi juice will certainly give some relief in acute menorrhagia.
2006, Dr. Rajeev Sharma, Herbal Home Remedies, page 42Kamraks and narangis, are in season during winter; ambles, badhals, mountain grape, phalsas, labhiras, during summer, and kaits, pakars, karmar, jamans, karaundas, jhanbiris, during the rains.
2018, Versha Gupta, Botanical Culture of Mughal India: (Ad 1526–1707)
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