How to Say “Aubergine” in Punjabi

بینگن
baingan
The English phrase aubergine is translated into Punjabi as بینگن (baingan).
بینگن refers to a purple, egg-shaped vegetable used in cooking.

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is baingan.

Did you know?

  • While English speakers use 'aubergine' or 'eggplant', in Punjabi cooking, the word بینگن is often paired with the word بھرتہ (bharta) to refer to a specific, famous dish of mashed, roasted vegetable. This dish is a staple across North India and Pakistan.
  • The word بینگن is shared with Hindi and Urdu, reflecting the shared linguistic history of the Punjab region across the Indian and Pakistani borders.
  • If you are looking for small, green varieties of this vegetable in a Punjabi market, they are sometimes treated as a distinct culinary category from the large purple بینگن.
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