Definition of ragi in English:

ragi

noun ˈrɑːɡiːˈraɡē

mass nounIndian

another term for "finger millet" (see millet)
Example sentencesExamples
- Many doctors tell a diabetic not to eat rice and eat only wheat or ragi.
- Those ubiquitous south Indian dishes could be made more appetising and delicious if ragi and green gram were used as the main ingredients.
- The poor were bearing the brunt of this policy as production of coarse and cheaper grains like ragi and corn had shrunk, making them dependent on the more expensive rice.
- The entire area has been solar-fenced, each family issued with leased land in which they cultivate ragi, beans and vegetables.
- Freshly cut ragi were piled up artistically in the shape of Buddhist stupas on just a few fields which told their own story - of the misfortune of many who were not able to reap even a meagre harvest.

Origin

From Sanskrit and Hindi rāgī, from Telugu.

Definition of ragi in US English:

ragi

nounˈraɡē

Indian

another term for "finger millet" (see millet)
Example sentencesExamples
- The poor were bearing the brunt of this policy as production of coarse and cheaper grains like ragi and corn had shrunk, making them dependent on the more expensive rice.
- Many doctors tell a diabetic not to eat rice and eat only wheat or ragi.
- The entire area has been solar-fenced, each family issued with leased land in which they cultivate ragi, beans and vegetables.
- Those ubiquitous south Indian dishes could be made more appetising and delicious if ragi and green gram were used as the main ingredients.
- Freshly cut ragi were piled up artistically in the shape of Buddhist stupas on just a few fields which told their own story - of the misfortune of many who were not able to reap even a meagre harvest.

Origin

From Sanskrit and Hindi rāgī, from Telugu.

单词	ragi
释义	Definition of ragi in English: ragi noun ˈrɑːɡiːˈraɡē mass nounIndian another term for "finger millet" (see millet) Example sentencesExamples Many doctors tell a diabetic not to eat rice and eat only wheat or ragi. Those ubiquitous south Indian dishes could be made more appetising and delicious if ragi and green gram were used as the main ingredients. The poor were bearing the brunt of this policy as production of coarse and cheaper grains like ragi and corn had shrunk, making them dependent on the more expensive rice. The entire area has been solar-fenced, each family issued with leased land in which they cultivate ragi, beans and vegetables. Freshly cut ragi were piled up artistically in the shape of Buddhist stupas on just a few fields which told their own story - of the misfortune of many who were not able to reap even a meagre harvest. Origin From Sanskrit and Hindi rāgī, from Telugu. Definition of ragi in US English: ragi nounˈraɡē Indian another term for "finger millet" (see millet) Example sentencesExamples The poor were bearing the brunt of this policy as production of coarse and cheaper grains like ragi and corn had shrunk, making them dependent on the more expensive rice. Many doctors tell a diabetic not to eat rice and eat only wheat or ragi. The entire area has been solar-fenced, each family issued with leased land in which they cultivate ragi, beans and vegetables. Those ubiquitous south Indian dishes could be made more appetising and delicious if ragi and green gram were used as the main ingredients. Freshly cut ragi were piled up artistically in the shape of Buddhist stupas on just a few fields which told their own story - of the misfortune of many who were not able to reap even a meagre harvest. Origin From Sanskrit and Hindi rāgī, from Telugu.
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