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rice-centric

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/ˈraɪsˌsɛntrɪk/ · rice-cen-tric

Focusing primarily on rice as a staple food in a culture or diet.

Meanings

adjectiveformal

Focusing primarily on rice as a staple food in a culture or diet.

ایک ثقافت یا خوراک میں چاول کو بنیادی غذا کے طور پر مرکوز کرنا۔

چاول محور

chawal mehwar

Synonyms

rice-orientedrice-focusedgrain-centricچاول کی بنیاد پرچاول پر مرکوزاحاطہ کرنا

Antonyms

meat-centricvegetable-centricگوشت محورسبزی محور

Common Collocations

  • rice-centric cuisine
  • rice-centric culture
  • rice-centric diet

Example Sentences

Many Asian countries have rice-centric cuisines that rely heavily on rice dishes.

بہت سے ایشیائی ممالک کے چاول محور کھانے ہیں جو چاول کے پکوان پر زیادہ انحصار کرتے ہیں۔

Bohat se Asian mulkon ke chawal mehwar khanay hain jo chawal ke pakwan par zyada inhisar karte hain.

The rice-centric nature of their diet reflects the agricultural practices of the region.

ان کی خوراک کی چاول محور نوعیت علاقے کے زراعتی طریقوں کی عکاسی کرتی ہے۔

Un ki khorak ki chawal mehwar noiyat ilaqe ke ziraati tareeqon ki aksaas karti hai.

Their rice-centric lifestyle fosters a greater appreciation for this staple food.

ان کا چاول محور طرز زندگی اس بنیادی غذا کی زیادہ قدردانی کو فروغ دیتا ہے۔

Un ka chawal mehwar tarz-e-zindagi is buniyadi khoraak ki zyada qadr dani ko farogh deta hai.

Easily Confused With

rice-centered:Though similar, 'rice-centered' emphasizes the importance of rice without the connotation of primarily focusing on it.

Word Family

rice
nounچاول
centric
adjectiveمرکزی

See Also

💡 Memory Tip

Remember 'rice' as the focus, and 'centric' as in the center.

Picture a large plate of rice at the center of a dining table surrounded by various dishes.

🗣️ Urdu Proverb

چاول کا دانہ کھو کر کھیت کا کنارہ نہ چھوڑو

chawal ka daana kho kar khet ka kinaara na chhoro

Do not leave the field for losing a grain of rice.

📖 Etymology

Origin: English "rice + centric" — focusing on or revolving around rice

First known use: 21st century

The word is a modern formation combining 'rice' with 'centric', derived from the Latin 'centrum', indicating focus or center.