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Idli, a south Indian steamed cake of rice, usually served with sambhar.

Hot toddy, beverage made of alcoholic liquor with hot water, sugar, and spices from Hindi tari 'palm sap', probably from a Dravidian language.

Gunny, an inexpensive bag from Sanskrit via Hindi and Marathi, probably ultimately from a Dravidian language.

Godown, synonym to warehouse English from Malay, which in turn may have borrowed it from Telugu giбёЌangi or Tamil kiб№anku.

Ginger, a fragrant spice exact route from Dravidian is uncertain, but possibly from Tamil inchi (а®‡а®ћаЇЌа®ља®ї) or Malayalam inchi (аґ‡аґћаµЌаґљаґї).

Possibly from Kannada or Tulu dЕЌse (аІ¦аі‹аІёаі†), from Tamil tЕЌcai, or from other Dravidian sources.

Dosa, a pancake made from rice flour and ground pulses, typically served with a spiced vegetable filling.

Curry, a variety of dishes flavored with a spicy sauce cognates exist in several Dravidian languages, including Tamil (а®•а®±а®ї), Malayalam (аґ•аґ±аґї), Telugu (а°•а±‚а°°) and others.

Cowry, the shells of certain sea snails, or the snails themselves via Hindi and Urdu from Sanskrit kaparda (а¤•а¤Єа¤°аҐЌа¤¦), which may be related to Tamil kotu (а®•аЇ‹а®¤аЇЃ) 'shell'.

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Cot, a bedstead or a portable bed via Hindi from Sanskrit, which in turn may have come from a Dravidian source such as Tamil kattil (а®•а®џаЇЌа®џа®їа®ІаЇЌ)/ patukkai (а®Єа®џаЇЃа®•аЇЌа®•аЇ€) or Malayalam kattil(аґ•аґџаµЌаґџаґїаµЅ) or Kannada Kaata (аІ•аІѕаІџ).

Coolie, a labourer or slave, a South Asian person possibly from Tamil cooli (а®•аЇ‚а®Іа®ї) or Malayalam kooli(аґ•аµ‚аґІаґї) 'labour', or possibly from Koбё·Д« ' Gujarati people' in Gujarati, which is not a Dravidian language.

Congee, porridge, water with rice uncertain origin, possibly from Tamil kanji (а®•а®ћаЇЌа®ља®ї), Telugu or Kannada gaГ±ji, or Malayalam kaб№‡ni(аґ•аґћаµЌаґћаґї).

The origin of this word cannot be conclusively attributed to Malayalam or Tamil.

Coir, cord/rope, fibre from husk of coconut from Malayalam kayar (аґ•аґЇаµј) or Tamil kayiru (а®•а®Їа®їа®±аЇЃ).

Candy, crystallized sugar or confection made from sugar via Persian qand, which is probably from a Dravidian language, ultimately stemming from the Sanskrit root word 'Khanda' meaning 'pieces of something'.

Betel, a leaf of a vine belonging to the family Piperaceae from Portuguese betel, which probably comes from Tamil vettrilai (а®µаЇ†а®±аЇЌа®±а®їа®ІаЇ€) or Malayalam vettila (аґµаµ†аґ±аµЌаґ±аґїаґІ).

Aiyo, a word used to express distress, regret and fear, either from Tamil aiyЕЌ, Sinhalese ayiyЕЌ, or Kannada ayyo or Malayalam aiyyo(аґ…аґЇаµЌаґЇаµ‹) or Telugu ayyo.

1 From unknown or disputed Dravidian languagesДЇrom unknown or disputed Dravidian languages.

Considering the expanse of the language, and the number of speakers that speak the language, translating and localizing a given piece of text into Telugu would help you tap the untapped potential hidden in the interiors of the state, and thus reach every consumer in a personalized manner.

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Nevertheless, as with all the other languages, and in line with the localization wave, it is customary for every aspiring businessman to penetrate the market with a comprehensive localization plan, including accurate offline and online translations, preceded by market research that would help understand the buying habits, the translation requirements, the dialect of a particular region and its nuances, and many other elements. Owing to the fast-growing nature of the economy, and the multitude of industries operating in the state, Andhra Pradesh offers tremendous scope for domestic as well as international investors. Besides, other industries include manufacturing, automobiles, pharmaceuticals, information technology, auto components, minerals, etc.

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Speaking of the industries in Andhra Pradesh, for years, agriculture has been the key revenue generator and also the largest employer for the state, employing over 60% of its population. The economy of Andhra Pradesh is considered to be one of the most rapidly developing economies in the country. Vishakhapatnam is a one of the most important cities of Andhra Pradesh, and also is one of the most important seaports of the country. Andhra Pradesh has always been one of the most important commercial hubs of the country, owing to its location on the map of India, and also because it serves as a major gateway to India for ships and traders looking forward to landing in the country from the eastern coast of the country.

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