South Asian shade tree
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BANYANSouth Asian shade tree
PAPERMULBERRIESAsian shade trees
LAOSouth Asian
RAJASSouth Asian rulers
URDUSouth Asian language
SARISouth Asian garment
GAURSouth Asian bovine
BETELSouth Asian palm
TAMILCertain South Asian
SARISouth Asian wrap
KABULSTONESSouth central Asian gems?
DESISouth Asian living abroad
ISLAMABADPAKISTANA South Asian capital
SAREESouth Asian wear: Var.
KRISHNASouth Asian chant word
VIETNAMSAsian North and South
LAOSouth Asian official language
kamisa South Asian loose tunic
GHEEButter in South Asian cuisines
kameesa South Asian loose tunic
BIRYANISouth Asian mixed rice dish
kameeza South Asian loose tunic
PAKICertain South Asian, potentially offensively
MASALATandoori ..: South Asian spice mix
kameesesKAMEES, a South Asian loose tunic
kameezesKAMEEZ, a South Asian loose tunic
kamisesKAMIS, a South Asian loose tunic
DESIMember of the South Asian diaspora
DESIMember of a South Asian diaspora
URDUPopular language for South Asian poetry
citronellasThe South Asian grass from which this oil is obtained
citronellaThe South Asian grass from which this oil is obtained
collectors(in some South Asian countries) The chief administrative official of a district
ARALNorth or South Asian sea that was once part of a single body
falconetsA very small South Asian (or South American) falcon, typically having bold black-and-white plumage
amadavatsA small South Asian waxbill that is often kept as a caged bird. The male has red or green plumage and a red bill
avadavatsA small South Asian waxbill that is often kept as a caged bird. The male has red or green plumage and a red bill
tailorbirdA small South Asian warbler that makes a row of holes in one or two large leaves and stitches them together with cottony fibers or silk to form a container for the nest
tailorbirdsA small South Asian warbler that makes a row of holes in one or two large leaves and stitches them together with cottony fibers or silk to form a container for the nest