kand

Meanings

• A sweet dish made from rice and coconut milk.

  - "This recipe will make a delicious kand."
  - "The kand was a favorite dessert at the festival."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with kand
dand , grand , sand , and plan

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Homophones

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1. hand, stand, demand, and command
   

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Variants

List of all variants of kand that leads to same result
cant , cants , canted , canting , Cant , cant dog , cant dogs , cant hook , cant hooks , can't-miss

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Forms

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The noun form of 'kand' is used to refer to the dessert itself., The verb form of 'kand' can be used to refer to the act of making or preparing the kand dessert., The adjective form of 'kand' can be used to refer to something that is sweet and creamy, like the kand dessert itself.

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Etymology

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The word 'kand' is derived from the Tamil language, where it is called 'kadamba'.

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Culture

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In Sri Lankan and South Indian culture, kand is a popular dessert that is served during festivals and special occasions. It is also a common dessert that is served in Sri Lankan and South Indian restaurants.

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