Explore 50 Flowers in Odia(Oriya) & English (ଫୁଲର ନାମ)

Hello friends, did you ever think about what your favorite flowers name in Odia (ଓଡିଆରେ ଫୁଲ ନାମ |)? Odia has some funny (ଫୁଲର ନାମ) names for flowers. For example, instead of just saying “rose” you would say “Golāpa” which sounds like a funny name for an elephant. Jasmine is not just jasmine, it is called “Jāsamina” which sounds a bit cooler. And those orange marigolds? they are “Gendhaphool” in Odia  which is as fun to say as it is to see. Well, let’s take a quick look at this wonderful language.

Odia Language

Odia language belongs to the Indo-Aryan branch of Indo-European language family. This means it is related to other Indo-Aryan languages like Bengali, Assamese and Hindi. Odia is spoken by about 47-50 million people around the world and more than 37 million of them are Indians. It is mostly spoken in Indian state of Odisha and also in nearby states.

Odia is one of the oldest languages in India which dates back to the 10th century. It evolved from ancient languages like Prakrit and Sanskrit. It has also been influenced by many languages like Telugu, Bengali and Sanskrit which have added to its vocabulary and grammar. This make it a unique and diverse language and helped it to develop its own unique style.

Odia is written in a special script called odia script. This script has 54 letters and include both vowels and consonants. It is written from left to right. Each letter in the Odia script represents a specific sound, which makes it easy to read and pronounce once you learn the letters.

Odia is very important to the Odisha culture. It has a rich tradition of literature with many poems, stories and plays written in Odia. It is used in various cultural festivals and rituals, where songs and ceremonies are performed in this language. It is also the main language spoken in homes, schools and workplaces in Odisha. Newspapers, radio and TV channels in Odisha mainly use Odia which keep this language strong and alive.

In this post, we will look at 50 flower names in Odia with pronunciation (ପ୍ରତିଛବି ସହିତ ଓଡିଆରେ ଫୁଲ ନାମ) to help you understand them better. So let’s start!

Flowers Name in Odia

Conclusion

Odia is a very old and important language in India. With its unique script and deep cultural roots, it continues to be a living language spoken by millions of people worldwide. Learning about Odia helps us understand the traditions and lives of people in Odisha.

In the table above, we have listed 50 flower names in Odia and English (ଓଡିଆ ଏବଂ ଇଂରାଜୀରେ ଫୁଲର ନାମ |) both with pictures to help you understand them better. So next time you are in Odisha, try asking the locals about their unique flower names (ଫୁଲର ନାମ). They might make you laugh as much as they make you enjoy the flowers and smell the roses (or should I say, the Golāpa?)!