Finger Millet 20/03/2015 Dictionary 3 CommentsKonkaniNathnoGOANGSBNanchanoPost navigationPrevious Previous post: Toddy palm flourNext Next post: Teakwood TreeRelated PostsRagi3 CommentsDarpana 05/01/2018 at 1:25 PMReply“Thank you fo sharing. Keep bringing more!!Greetings from India 🙂 :D”Upendra Prabhu K. 25/06/2020 at 11:03 AMReplyWe tell nanchano in GSB Konkani in D. K. Dist.W R da Silva 26/06/2026 at 2:30 AMReplyAmchigele Koddialli Konkanni say not “nanchano.” They say, as I have listened: nanchnno. Catholic Konkanni of the same caste say: nachnno or nachno, nachnea- ani nachneakonn, grains of millett or Kanaddi, ragi.Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website
Darpana 05/01/2018 at 1:25 PMReply“Thank you fo sharing. Keep bringing more!!Greetings from India 🙂 :D”
W R da Silva 26/06/2026 at 2:30 AMReplyAmchigele Koddialli Konkanni say not “nanchano.” They say, as I have listened: nanchnno. Catholic Konkanni of the same caste say: nachnno or nachno, nachnea- ani nachneakonn, grains of millett or Kanaddi, ragi.
“Thank you fo sharing. Keep bringing more!!
Greetings from India 🙂 :D”
We tell nanchano in GSB Konkani in D. K. Dist.
Amchigele Koddialli Konkanni say not “nanchano.” They say, as I have listened: nanchnno. Catholic Konkanni of the same caste say: nachnno or nachno, nachnea- ani nachneakonn, grains of millett or Kanaddi, ragi.