different between appam vs appay
appam
English
Etymology
Borrowed from Tamil ?????? (appam)
Noun
appam (plural appams)
- A thin South Asian pancake made from rice flour and coconut
References
- OED 2006
Anagrams
- MAPPA, Pampa, pampa
appam From the web:
appay
English
Verb
appay (third-person singular simple present appays, present participle appaying, simple past and past participle appayed or appaid)
- Obsolete form of apay.
appay From the web:
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