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What does yams mean in Hindi?

"Yams" in Hindi is शकरकंद (Shakarakand).

However, it's important to note that the word "yam" can be confusing, as it's used for different root vegetables in different parts of the world.

* In India, "Shakarakand" typically refers to sweet potatoes.

* In the US and some other parts of the world, "yam" refers to a different root vegetable, Dioscorea batatas.

So, to avoid confusion, it's best to use the specific name for the vegetable you're talking about.

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