Kalamaara
Also known as Indian threadfin, Monk Fish, Thread Fin, Row Ball, Bastard Mullets, Bamin, Threadfin, Indian Salmon, Giant Threadfin, Indian Threadfin, Dara, Darha, Dadha, Vahmeenu, Ramas, Thamuthi, Yeta, Wahmeen, Baameen, Norakudiyan, Bahmin, Dara, Darha, Chelna, Thiravalai, Vellaikala, Seenakalai, Tahlunkala, Panigala, Valanakala, Kala, Battihiravalai, Kondiangalai, Kattikalai, Podikimaga, Budathamaga, Boddumaga, Thellamaga, Sahala, Maga-booshee, Coastal fish, [Place of collection: Goa and Vizag]. Food group: Marine Fish.
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Kalamaara in Indian languages
| English | Indian threadfin, Monk Fish, Thread Fin, Row Ball, Bastard Mullets, Bamin, Threadfin, Indian Salmon, Giant Threadfin, Indian Threadfin |
| Gujarati | Dara, Darha, Dadha |
| Kannada | Vahmeenu, Ramas |
| Malayalam | Thamuthi, Yeta, Wahmeen, Baameen, Norakudiyan, Bahmin |
| Marathi | Dara, Darha, Chelna |
| Tamil | Thiravalai, Vellaikala, Seenakalai, Tahlunkala, Panigala, Valanakala, Kala, Battihiravalai, Kondiangalai, Kattikalai |
| Telugu | Podikimaga, Budathamaga, Boddumaga, Thellamaga, Sahala, Maga-booshee |
Regional names as recorded by ICMR-NIN in the Indian Food Composition Tables.
Source for composition: ICMR-NIN, Indian Food Composition Tables 2017 (IFCT 2017), code P022 — values not reproduced. IFCT's licence does not allow its tables to be republished electronically, so we cite the record instead.
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