dholl

noun

a variant spelling of dhal

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Examples from the Web for dholl

Historical Examples

Many of these are grown in India as fodder plants; others for their seeds, known as gram, dholl, &c.
The Commercial Products of the Vegetable Kingdom
P. L. Simmonds
At this ration the rice and flour or soujee were calculated to last five months; and the peas or dholl for nearly a twelvemonth.
An Account of the English Colony in New South Wales, Vol. 1
David Collins

dholl

Examples from the Web for dholl

Historical Examples

Many of these are grown in India as fodder plants; others for their seeds, known as gram, dholl, &c.

At this ration the rice and flour or soujee were calculated to last five months; and the peas or dholl for nearly a twelvemonth.