sarson
noun
sar·son
ˈsärsᵊn
plural -s
: an Indian colza (Brassica campestris sarson)
Word History
Etymology
Hindi sarsõ, from Sanskrit sarṣapa
- two-toothed longhorn
- two-tooths
- two-track
- two-twenty
- two-up
- two-valued
- two-way
- two-way mirror
- two-way plow
- two-way plug
- two-way street
- two-way stretch
- two-way switch
- two-wheeler
- two-wheelers
- two-winged
- two-winged fly
- two-worlds theory
- twoer
- twoest
- twofer
- twofers
- twofold
- twofold purchase
- twofold tackle