IPA: //dɔːl//
KK: /dɔl/
A type of pulse, specifically the dried and split seeds of the pigeon pea, commonly used in Indian cooking to make porridge or other dishes.
In India, people often prepare a delicious curry using dholl as the main ingredient.
The word 'dholl' originates from Hindi 'दाल' (dāl), meaning lentil or pulse. It refers specifically to a dish made from lentils, commonly used in South Asian cuisine.
Think of the Hindi word for lentil, 'दाल' (dāl), to remember that 'dholl' refers to a dish made from lentils.