PEPPERMINT

Essence of a mint.

OLIVE

Oil seed.

NUT

Hard dry fruit.

NUTMEG

Spice got from a nut.

PADDY

Rice in husk.

OAT

Food grain.

OATMEAL

Oat flour.

RUDDLE

Red Ochre.

MARMALADE

Jam of orange - pulp.

MACE

Inner coat of Nutmeg.

MAIZE

Indian corn.

BARLEY

Coarse food grain.

CHAMPAGNE

White wine.

CARDAMOM

A spice.

VITAMIN

Health giving part in food.

VODKA

Rye-wine.

ALCOHOL

A kind of wine.

SALAD

Uncooked spiced green vegetables or herbs for food.

SAGO

A kind of starchy food.

VINEGAR

Acetic acid.

ANISKED

Green coloured seed of aniseed mostly taken after food, alongwith cardamom.

PRAWN

Sea fish.

TONIC

Strength giving medicine.

TURMERIC

Ginger like plant giving yellow dye used to pour in the vegetables for cooking purposes (in Indian food).

DOMESTIC ARTICLES & TOOLS

CAULDRON

Big boiling kettle.

TUMBLER

Glass.

PASTRY BOARD

An utensil used for making chappattis (Indian dish).

TRAY

A domestic article used for serving dishes.

LID

Cover

MATTRESS

Stuffed bed.

CHURN

Can or pot for stirring milk.

FUNNEL

Conical tube for fulfilling a bottle with liquid.

CHANDELIER

Candle holding hanging frame.

CHIMNEY

Smoke-pipe.

PASTRY ROLLER

A roller used on pastry board to form Chappattis (Indian dishes).

TRAY

A domestic article used for serving dishes.

LID

Cover.

MATTRESS

Stuffed bed.

CHURN

Can or pot for stirring milk.

FUNNEL

Conical tube for filling a bottle with liquid.

CHANDELIER

Candle holding hanging frame.

CHIMNEY

Smoke-pipe.

PASTRY ROLLER

A Roller used on pastry board to form Chappattis (Indian dishes).

BROOM

Sweeping brush.

BROOM-STICK

Handle of a broom.

SPITTOON

A vessel to receive spit.

NUT-CRACKER

A tool used to break the nuts.

RAZOR

Shaving knife.

SKI

Long, narrow, wooden shoes for travelling over snow.

AXE

Wood cutting tool.

AWL

Shoemaker's borer.

CINDER

Glowing coal.

HANDIWORK

A thing made by hand.

HANDKERCHIEF

Cloth for wiping face or nose.

HAMMER

Heavy headed tool.

PLOUGH

A soil turning tool.

ANCHOR

Boat fixer.

CRAYON

Coloured chalkstick.

CROCKERY

Earthenware. (Utensils made up of soil)

BOWL

Deep cup.

JEWELS & ORNAMENTS

BANGLET

Wrist-band.

BANGLE

Wrist or leg ring.

LINK

One ring of a chain

STUD

The button of the shirt

BROACH

The ornament used to tie up the saree.

EMERALD

A green Gem.

ANKLET

An ornament used to wear on the part of the leg above the heel.

RUBY

Red coloured gem.

PEARL

A bright gem got from Oyster.

GARLAND

A necklace made up of flowers.

CORAL

Skeleton of sea polyp.

SAPPHIRE

Blue gem.

MINERALS

BRONZE

An alloy made up of copper & tin.

TOUCHSTONE

Gold-testing black stone.

SILVER

White precious metal.

ZINC

White metal.

VERMILION

A red colour powder used by married ladies on the parting line of their head.

MARBLE

Small stone-ball.

BRASS

An alloy made up of copper and zinc.

SULPHUR

Yellow non-metallic element.

STEEL

Hard iron.

TIN

Soft white metal.

ANIMALS

BOA

Very big snake.

BOAR

Male wild pig.

HE-GOAT

Male goat.

SHE-GOAT

Female goat.

COLT

Male child of the cow.

CUB

Child of the lion.

PUPPY

Kid of the dog.

KITTEN

Child of the cat.

KID

The child of the Goal.

HOG

Male pig.

SWINE

Female pig.

APE

Monkey.

BREAST

Animal.

HOUND

Hunter's dog.

LAMB

The child of the sheep.

PANTHER

Leopard

MARE

Female horse.

BUILDINGS & THEIR PARTS

ATTIC

Room in roof.

ORPHANAGE

Place for the orphan children.

FIREPLACE

Furnace.

EAVES

Edge of a roof.

COURTYARD

Spacious place outside the house.

SLAUGHTER HOUSE

A place where the animals are killed

GRANARY

A storehouse for grain.

PEG

A wooden nail.

PLOT

Piece of land.

LUNATIC ASYLUM

A place where mental people are kept.

BARRACK

Soldiers lodge (place of living).

HOSPITAL

A place where patients are kept.

CORRIDOR

Gallary.