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nounɡʊə mass noun(in South Asia) a type of unrefined, solid brown sugar made from boiling sugar cane juice until dry. （印度次大陆的）古尔糖（由甘蔗汁熬制而成的棕色粗糖） Example sentencesExamples - A favorite breakfast dish is panthabhat, leftover cold rice in water or milk mixed with gur (date palm sugar).
- The connoisseur would have the imli and gur mixed just so right and the chaat would be so hot as to make your eyes water.
- The season of gur and shakkar was approaching, as was the time for homemade liquor.
- Agriculture and allied products showing a substantial increase in exports were rice, pulses, tobacco, spices, nuts and seeds, cashew, gur, gum meal, castor oil and processed food items.
- In the Indian subcontinent and in SE Asia a crude, dark palm sugar called jaggery or gur is used.
OriginFrom Hindi guṛ and Marathi gūṛ, from Sanskrit guḍa. adjectiveɡəː Relating to or denoting a branch of the Niger–Congo family of languages, spoken in parts of West Africa and including More and Senufo. Example sentencesExamples - French is the official language of government, but both Ewe of the Kwa and Kabye of the Gur language families have semi-official status.
- Of these three subfamilies of the Gur language group, Mole-Dagbane make up 15 percent of Ghana's population and are by far the largest group in their region.
- It belongs to the Gur group within the Niger-Congo language family.
- Among more than sixty languages spoken in Burkina Faso, thirty-eight belong to the Gur or Voltaic language family, including Mooré, Bwamu, Dagara, and Lobiri.
- Residents there spoke a dialect of the same Gur language of many Dogon groups.
- Most Burkinabe also speak languages of the Gur group within the large Niger-Congo family of languages.
nounɡəː mass nounThe Gur group of languages. Also called Voltaic Example sentencesExamples - Other languages spoken by large numbers of Ghanaians include Ewe, Ga, Guan, and Gur.
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