Telugu · Food & Drink
mamsam
Meat
The flesh of animals eaten as food.
అతను మాంసం తినడు.
He does not eat meat.
The word 'మాంసం' (mamsam) is derived from the Sanskrit term 'मांस' (māṃsa), which means flesh or meat. It signifies a historical connection to traditional meat-eating practices in Indian culture.
'మాంసం' is predominantly used in both spoken and written contexts, with a slightly formal tone in culinary discussions, while also common in everyday conversation.
It is referenced in various traditional recipes and culinary texts.