🍳 100 Kitchen Words in Hindi — Hindi • Roman Hindi • English

Learn Hindi Through Your Kitchen: 100 Everyday Words You Can Actually Use

Imagine this: You walk into an Indian kitchen. 👀

Someone says:

“Chammach kahan hai?”
चम्मच कहाँ है?
Where is the spoon?

Then you hear:

“Pyaaz kaat do.”
प्याज़ काट दो।
Cut the onion.

A few seconds later:

“Namak thoda kam daalo.”
नमक थोड़ा कम डालो।
Add a little less salt.

Suddenly, Hindi is no longer a list of vocabulary words.

It is happening around you. 🍲

That is exactly how we are going to learn kitchen Hindi in this lesson.

Welcome to 100 Kitchen Words in Hindi — a practical Hindi vocabulary lesson for beginners, travelers, food lovers, students, expats, and anyone who wants to understand everyday Hindi more naturally.

You will learn:

Hindi → Roman Hindi → English

And instead of simply memorizing 100 words, you will use them through mini scenes, speaking practice, memory tricks, and real-life Hindi sentences.

🌟 What You Will Learn

By the end of this lesson, you will know how to talk about:

🥄 Everyday utensils
🍳 Cooking equipment
🥘 Pots and pans
🥕 Ingredients
🌶️ Spices
🧂 Taste and seasoning
🔪 Kitchen actions
🧊 Appliances
📦 Storage items
🍽️ Serving items

Most importantly, you will begin using the words instead of simply recognizing them.

kitchen words in Hindi

🧭 Your 100-Word Kitchen Journey

We will learn the vocabulary in 10 small groups of 10 words.

Don't try to memorize all 100 at once.

Think:

10 words → 1 mini scene → 1 speaking practice

Then move forward.

🥄 GROUP 1 — The Kitchen Starts Here

Let's enter the kitchen.

	Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
1	*रसोई*	*Rasoi*	*Kitchen*
2	*चम्मच*	*Chammach*	*Spoon*
3	*कांटा*	*Kaanta*	*Fork*
4	*चाकू*	*Chaaku*	*Knife*
5	*प्लेट*	*Plate*	*Plate*
6	*कटोरी*	*Katori*	*Small bowl*
7	*कटोरा*	*Katora*	*Bowl*
8	*गिलास*	*Gilaas*	*Glass*
9	कप	*Cup*	*Cup*
10	*थाली*	*Thaali*	*Plate / platter*

🧠 Memory Trick

Imagine setting an Indian dining table:

Thaali → Katori → Chammach → Gilaas

थाली → कटोरी → चम्मच → गिलास

You can almost see the table. 🍽️

🗣️ Say It

मुझे चम्मच दीजिए।
Mujhe chammach dijiye.
Please give me the spoon.

प्लेट कहाँ है?
Plate kahaan hai?
Where is the plate?

गिलास यहाँ है।
Gilaas yahaan hai.
The glass is here.

🍳 GROUP 2 — Pots, Pans & Cooking Tools

Now we're actually going to cook!

	Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
11	*तवा*	*Tawa*	*Flat cooking pan / griddle*
12	*कड़ाही*	*Kadhai*	*Deep cooking pan / wok*
13	*भगोना*	*Bhagona*	*Large cooking pot*
14	*हांडी*	*Haandi*	*Cooking pot*
15	*प्रेशर कुकर*	*Pressure cooker*	*Pressure cooker*
16	*कलछी*	*Kalchhi*	*Ladle*
17	*चिमटा*	*Chimta*	*Tongs*
18	*बेलन*	*Belan*	*Rolling pin*
19	*चकला*	*Chakla*	*Rolling board*
20	*छलनी*	*Chhalni*	*Strainer*

Several of these are especially useful for understanding Indian cooking instructions and kitchen conversations.

🎭 Kitchen Scene

Imagine someone making roti:

“Chakla aur belan lao.”
चकला और बेलन लाओ।
Bring the rolling board and rolling pin.

Then:

“Tawa garam karo.”
तवा गरम करो।
Heat the tawa.

Now you are learning vocabulary through a scene, not a dictionary.

🥕 GROUP 3 — Everyday Ingredients

Time to open the refrigerator and pantry. 🥕🧅

	Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
21	*प्याज़*	*Pyaaz*	*Onion*
22	*टमाटर*	*Tamaatar*	*Tomato*
23	*आलू*	*Aaloo*	*Potato*
24	*लहसुन*	*Lahsun*	*Garlic*
25	*अदरक*	*Adrak*	*Ginger*
26	*हरी मिर्च*	*Hari mirch*	*Green chili*
27	*नींबू*	*Nimbu*	*Lemon*
28	*धनिया*	*Dhaniya*	*Coriander / cilantro*
29	*पुदीना*	*Pudina*	*Mint*
30	*नारियल*	*Naariyal*	*Coconut*

🎯 The 5-Second Challenge

Look around your kitchen.

Can you say:

Pyaaz — onion
Aaloo — potato
Tamaatar — tomato
Adrak — ginger
Lahsun — garlic

Don't translate first.

See → Think → Speak.

That's the habit we want.

🌶️ GROUP 4 — Spices & Seasoning

Now the kitchen starts to smell amazing. 😋

	Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
31	*नमक*	*Namak*	*Salt*
32	*चीनी*	*Cheeni*	*Sugar*
33	*हल्दी*	*Haldi*	*Turmeric*
34	*लाल मिर्च*	*Laal mirch*	*Red chili powder*
35	*काली मिर्च*	*Kaali mirch*	*Black pepper*
36	*जीरा*	*Jeera*	*Cumin*
37	*धनिया पाउडर*	*Dhaniya powder*	*Coriander powder*
38	*गरम मसाला*	*Garam masala*	*Garam masala*
39	*इलायची*	*Ilaaychi*	*Cardamom*
40	*दालचीनी*	*Daालchini*	*Cinnamon*

🧠 Mini Memory Chain

Try this rhythm:

Namak → Haldi → Jeera → Mirch → Garam masala

नमक → हल्दी → जीरा → मिर्च → गरम मसाला

Say it three times.

Don't worry about perfect memorization.

Your brain learns better when vocabulary is connected to a sequence and situation.

kitchen vocabulary in Hindi

🍚 GROUP 5 — Everyday Foods

Now let's talk about what actually goes into the meal.

	Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
41	*चावल*	*Chaawal*	*Rice*
42	*दाल*	*Daal*	*Lentils*
43	*आटा*	*Aata*	*Flour / wheat flour*
44	*रोटी*	*Roti*	*Flatbread*
45	*सब्ज़ी*	*Sabzi*	*Vegetable dish*
46	*पनीर*	*Paneer*	*Indian cottage cheese*
47	*दही*	*Dahi*	*Yogurt / curd*
48	*दूध*	*Doodh*	*Milk*
49	*मक्खन*	*Makkhan*	*Butter*
50	*तेल*	*Tel*	*Oil*

🗣️ Build a Sentence

मुझे दाल और चावल पसंद हैं।
Mujhe daal aur chaawal pasand hain.
I like dal and rice.

रोटी तैयार है।
Roti taiyaar hai.
The roti is ready.

दही फ्रिज में है।
Dahi fridge mein hai.
The yogurt is in the fridge.

🔪 GROUP 6 — Kitchen Action Words

This is where your Hindi becomes more powerful.

Instead of learning only things, learn what you do with them.

	Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
51	*काटना*	*Kaatna*	*To cut*
52	*छीलना*	*Chheelna*	*To peel*
53	*धोना*	*Dhona*	*To wash*
54	*पकाना*	*Pakana*	*To cook*
55	*उबालना*	*Ubaalna*	*To boil*
56	*तलना*	*Talna*	*To fry*
57	*भूनना*	*Bhoonna*	*To roast / sauté*
58	*मिलाना*	*Milaana*	*To mix*
59	*पीसना*	*Peesna*	*To grind*
60	*बेलना*	*Belna*	*To roll out*

Cooking-action vocabulary is particularly useful because it lets learners understand recipes and give or follow simple cooking instructions.

🎭 ACT LIKE A COOK

Don't just read these.

Kaatna! 🔪
Cut!

Dhona! 💧
Wash!

Chheelna! 🥔
Peel!

Milaana! 🥣
Mix!

Pakana! 🍲
Cook!

Belna! 🫓
Roll out!

🗣️ Practice

Pyaaz kaatna hai.
प्याज़ काटना है।
The onion needs to be cut.

Sabzi pak rahi hai.
सब्ज़ी पक रही है।
The vegetable dish is cooking.

Daal ubaalni hai.
दाल उबालनी है।
The dal needs to be boiled.

Hindi words for cooking

🔥 GROUP 7 — More Cooking Actions

Let's continue the cooking story.

	Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
61	*डालना*	*Daalna*	*To add / put*
62	*छानना*	*Chhaanna*	*To strain*
63	*फेंटना*	*Phentna*	*To whisk / beat*
64	*दबाना*	*Dabaana*	*To press*
65	*गरम करना*	*Garam karna*	*To heat*
66	*ठंडा करना*	*Thanda karna*	*To cool*
67	*परोसना*	*Parosna*	*To serve*
68	*सजाना*	*Sajaana*	*To garnish / decorate*
69	*चखना*	*Chakhna*	*To taste*
70	*रखना*	*Rakhna*	*To keep / place*

🎬 Imagine the Cook Giving Instructions

“Tel daalo.”
तेल डालो।
Add oil.

“Masala milao.”
मसाला मिलाओ।
Mix the spices.

“Thoda namak daalo.”
थोड़ा नमक डालो।
Add a little salt.

“Chakh kar dekho.”
चख कर देखो।
Taste it and see.

“Ab paroso.”
अब परोसो।
Now serve it.

Congratulations! 🎉

You are no longer just learning nouns.

You are beginning to understand Hindi cooking instructions.

cooking words in Hindi

🧊 GROUP 8 — Kitchen Appliances

Welcome to the modern kitchen.

	Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
71	*फ्रिज*	*Fridge*	*Refrigerator*
72	*गैस चूल्हा*	*Gas choolha*	*Gas stove*
73	*माइक्रोवेव*	*Microwave*	*Microwave*
74	*मिक्सर*	*Mixer*	*Mixer*
75	*मिक्सर-ग्राइंडर*	*Mixer-grinder*	*Mixer-grinder*
76	*ओवन*	*Oven*	*Oven*
77	*टोस्टर*	*Toaster*	*Toaster*
78	*इलेक्ट्रिक केतली*	*Electric ketli*	*Electric kettle*
79	*ब्लेंडर*	*Blender*	*Blender*
80	*इंडक्शन*	*Induction*	*Induction cooktop*

🌍 Global Hindi Tip

You will notice something interesting:

Modern Hindi often uses familiar English-origin words such as:

Fridge — फ्रिज
Microwave — माइक्रोवेव
Oven — ओवन
Mixer — मिक्सर

This is completely normal in everyday spoken Hindi.

So don't feel that every useful Hindi word must sound completely different from English.

📦 GROUP 9 — Storage & Kitchen Organization

Open the cupboard. What's inside?

	Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
81	*डिब्बा*	*Dibba*	*Container / box*
82	*बोतल*	*Botal*	*Bottle*
83	*जार*	*Jaar*	*Jar*
84	*डिब्बी*	*Dibbi*	*Small container*
85	*टोकरी*	*Tokri*	*Basket*
86	*थैला*	*Thaila*	*Bag*
87	*ढक्कन*	*Dhakkan*	*Lid*
88	*अलमारी*	*Almaari*	*Cupboard*
89	*दराज़*	*Daraaz*	*Drawer*
90	*शेल्फ*	*Shelf*	*Shelf*

🗣️ Real-Life Sentences

चीनी डिब्बे में है।
Cheeni dibbe mein hai.
The sugar is in the container.

ढक्कन कहाँ है?
Dhakkan kahaan hai?
Where is the lid?

चाय की पत्ती अलमारी में है।
Chaay ki patti almaari mein hai.
The tea leaves are in the cupboard.

🍽️ GROUP 10 — Serving, Cleaning & Final Kitchen Words

Last 10!

	Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
91	जग	*Jag*	*Jug*
92	*ट्रे*	*Tray*	*Tray*
93	*नैपकिन*	*Napkin*	*Napkin*
94	*तौलिया*	*Tauliya*	*Towel*
95	*कपड़ा*	*Kapda*	*Cloth*
96	*कूड़ेदान*	*Koodedaan*	*Dustbin / trash bin*
97	*सिंक*	*Sink*	*Sink*
98	नल	*Nal*	*Tap / faucet*
99	*साबुन*	*Sa साबुन*	*Soap*
*100*	*सफाई*	*Safaai*	*Cleaning*

🎉 100 WORDS COMPLETE!

But don't stop here.

Knowing 100 words is only the beginning.

Now we turn them into usable Hindi.

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🧠 The Kitchen Memory Map

Instead of memorizing 100 separate words, create one mental picture.

🚪 You enter the:

रसोई — Rasoi — Kitchen

🍽️ You see:

थाली — Thaali — Plate

कटोरी — Katori — Small bowl

चम्मच — Chammach — Spoon

🔪 You prepare:

प्याज़ — Pyaaz — Onion

टमाटर — Tamaatar — Tomato

आलू — Aaloo — Potato

🌶️ You season:

नमक — Namak — Salt

हल्दी — Haldi — Turmeric

जीरा — Jeera — Cumin

🍳 You cook with:

तवा — Tawa

कड़ाही — Kadhai

प्रेशर कुकर — Pressure cooker

🔥 You:

काटते हैं — kaatte hain — cut

धोते हैं — dhote hain — wash

पकाते हैं — pakaate hain — cook

मिलाते हैं — milaate hain — mix

परोसते हैं — paroste hain — serve

Now the vocabulary becomes a connected system.

🎭 ROLE-PLAY: You Are in an Indian Kitchen

Let's make this fun.

You are visiting an Indian friend's home.

Your friend is cooking.

👩 Friend:

“Tum mujhe pyaaz de sakte ho?”
तुम मुझे प्याज़ दे सकते हो?
Can you give me the onion?

🧑 You:

“Haan, bilkul.”
हाँ, बिल्कुल।
Yes, absolutely.

👩 Friend:

“Chaku bhi de do.”
चाकू भी दे दो।
Give me the knife too.

🧑 You:

“Yeh lo.”
ये लो।
Here you go.

👩 Friend:

“Ab thoda namak daal do.”
अब थोड़ा नमक डाल दो।
Now add a little salt.

🧑 You:

“Kitna namak?”
कितना नमक?
How much salt?

👩 Friend:

“Bas thoda sa.”
बस थोड़ा सा।
Just a little.

🧑 You:

“Theek hai!”
ठीक है!
Okay!

👏 You just used kitchen Hindi in a real conversation.

🗣️ 15 Must-Know Kitchen Sentences

Now practice these aloud.

1.

रसोई कहाँ है?
Rasoi kahaan hai?
Where is the kitchen?

2.

चम्मच कहाँ है?
Chammach kahaan hai?
Where is the spoon?

3.

मुझे चाकू दीजिए।
Mujhe chaaku dijiye.
Please give me the knife.

4.

प्याज़ काट दो।
Pyaaz kaat do.
Cut the onion.

5.

सब्ज़ी धो दो।
Sabzi dho do.
Wash the vegetables.

6.

तवा गरम करो।
Tawa garam karo.
Heat the tawa.

7.

थोड़ा नमक डालो।
Thoda namak daalo.
Add a little salt.

8.

मिर्च कम डालो।
Mirch kam daalo.
Add less chili.

9.

दाल पक रही है।
Daal pak rahi hai.
The dal is cooking.

10.

चावल तैयार हैं।
Chaawal taiyaar hain.
The rice is ready.

11.

फ्रिज में रख दो।
Fridge mein rakh do.
Put it in the refrigerator.

12.

ढक्कन लगा दो।
Dhakkan laga do.
Put the lid on.

13.

इसे चखो।
Ise chakho.
Taste this.

14.

खाना परोस दो।
Khaana paros do.
Serve the food.

15.

बहुत स्वादिष्ट है!
Bahut swaadisht hai!
It's very delicious!

kitchen utensils in Hindi

🔥 The 3-Step Hindi Kitchen Method

Here's a simple technique you can use every day.

STEP 1 — POINT 👆

Choose 5 objects.

For example:

चम्मच — Chammach — Spoon

प्लेट — Plate — Plate

गिलास — Gilaas — Glass

चाकू — Chaaku — Knife

कटोरी — Katori — Bowl

Point at each object.

Say the Hindi word aloud.

STEP 2 — ACTION 🎬

Now connect the object with an action.

चाकू → काटना

Chaaku → Kaatna

Knife → Cut

चम्मच → मिलाना

Chammach → Milaana

Spoon → Mix

तवा → पकाना

Tawa → Pakana

Pan → Cook

Your brain now learns:

OBJECT + ACTION

That's much stronger than memorizing isolated vocabulary.

STEP 3 — SPEAK 🗣️

Make one tiny sentence.

चाकू दो।
Chaaku do.
Give me the knife.

चम्मच दो।
Chammach do.
Give me the spoon.

नमक डालो।
Namak daalo.
Add salt.

दाल पकाओ।
Daal pakaao.
Cook the dal.

Small sentences are powerful.

🎯 10-Word Challenge

Don't try to master all 100 today.

Start with these 10:

रसोई — Rasoi — Kitchen
चम्मच — Chammach — Spoon
चाकू — Chaaku — Knife
प्लेट — Plate — Plate
प्याज़ — Pyaaz — Onion
नमक — Namak — Salt
तवा — Tawa — Pan
पकाना — Pakana — To cook
काटना — Kaatna — To cut
परोसना — Parosna — To serve

Your mission:

Say all 10 three times aloud.

Then close the article.

Look around your kitchen.

How many can you remember?

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🧩 Mini Quiz — Can You Remember?

1. What is चम्मच (Chammach)?

A. Knife
B. Spoon
C. Plate

Answer: B — Spoon

2. What is तवा (Tawa)?

A. A cooking pan / griddle
B. A glass
C. A cupboard

Answer: A

3. What does नमक (Namak) mean?

A. Sugar
B. Salt
C. Oil

Answer: B — Salt

4. What does काटना (Kaatna) mean?

A. To cook
B. To cut
C. To wash

Answer: B — To cut

5. What does परोसना (Parosna) mean?

A. To serve
B. To peel
C. To boil

Answer: A — To serve

🎤 READ & REPEAT PRACTICE

This is your speaking workout.

Read slowly first.

Then read naturally.

Round 1 — Slow

Rasoi.

Chammach.

Chaaku.

Pyaaz.

Namak.

Tawa.

Pakana.

Kaatna.

Milaana.

Parosna.

Round 2 — Natural

Rasoi mein chammach hai.

Pyaaz kaat do.

Thoda namak daalo.

Tawa garam karo.

Sabzi pak rahi hai.

Khaana paros do.

Round 3 — Without English

Now say:

“Mujhe chammach dijiye.”

“Pyaaz kaat do.”

“Thoda namak daalo.”

“Tawa garam karo.”

“Khaana paros do.”

🎯 If you can say these without looking at the English translation, you are progressing.

💡 A Powerful Beginner Tip: Don't Translate Every Word

When you hear:

“Namak daalo.”

Don't think:

namak = salt
daalo = add
sentence = add salt

Instead, imagine a hand sprinkling salt into a pan.

🧂 Namak daalo.

That picture can become faster than translation.

This is one of the secrets of learning everyday Hindi more naturally.

🌎 Why Kitchen Hindi Is So Useful

Kitchen vocabulary is not limited to cooking.

It connects you to:

family conversations
Indian homes
recipes
food videos
grocery shopping
restaurants
travel
cultural experiences
everyday instructions

Kitchen vocabulary also appears frequently when learners want to understand Indian recipes and cooking conversations.

And because food is part of everyday life, these words give beginners many opportunities to practice naturally.

Hindi kitchen vocabulary

🏆 Your 7-Day Kitchen Hindi Challenge

Day 1 — Objects

Learn:

Chammach, chaaku, plate, katori, gilaas

Day 2 — Cooking Tools

Learn:

Tawa, kadhai, belan, chakla, kalchhi

Day 3 — Ingredients

Learn:

Pyaaz, tamaatar, aaloo, adrak, lahsun

Day 4 — Spices

Learn:

Namak, haldi, jeera, mirch, garam masala

Day 5 — Actions

Learn:

Kaatna, dhona, pakana, ubaalna, milaana

Day 6 — Speaking

Say 10 kitchen sentences aloud.

Day 7 — The Big Test

Walk into your kitchen.

Point at 10 things.

Name them in Hindi.

Then describe 5 actions in Hindi.

No English.

No translation.

Just Hindi.

🎉 That's your Kitchen Hindi Challenge!

🌟 Final Mission: Turn Your Kitchen Into a Hindi Classroom

You don't need a classroom to practice Hindi.

Your kitchen is already full of vocabulary.

Look around.

चम्मच — Chammach — Spoon

चाकू — Chaaku — Knife

प्याज़ — Pyaaz — Onion

नमक — Namak — Salt

तवा — Tawa — Pan

रसोई — Rasoi — Kitchen

Now say:

“Main rasoi mein hoon.”
मैं रसोई में हूँ।
I'm in the kitchen.

Then:

“Main khaana bana raha hoon.”
मैं खाना बना रहा हूँ।
I'm cooking food.
(Female speaker: Main khaana bana rahi hoon.)

And finally:

“Khaana taiyaar hai!”
खाना तैयार है!
The food is ready! 🍛

That's the moment vocabulary becomes language.

🎓 What You Learned Today

You learned 100 practical kitchen words across:

🥄 Utensils
🍳 Cookware
🥕 Ingredients
🌶️ Spices
🍚 Everyday foods
🔪 Cooking actions
🔥 More cooking verbs
🧊 Appliances
📦 Storage
🍽️ Serving & cleaning

But more importantly, you practiced how to:

See → Recognize → Hear → Repeat → Use → Speak

That is the learning cycle.

🚀 Continue Your Hindi Journey

If you're building everyday Hindi vocabulary, don't learn random word lists.

Build vocabulary around real-life situations:

Kitchen → Home → Shopping → Restaurant → Travel → Family → Daily Routine → Conversations

Every new vocabulary set should answer one question:

“Can I actually use these words in real life?”

If the answer is yes, you are not merely collecting vocabulary.

You are building Hindi fluency. 🇮🇳🌎

Quick Reference: All 100 Kitchen Words

1–10: Rasoi, Chammach, Kaanta, Chaaku, Plate, Katori, Katora, Gilaas, Cup, Thaali

11–20: Tawa, Kadhai, Bhagona, Haandi, Pressure cooker, Kalchhi, Chimta, Belan, Chakla, Chhalni

21–30: Pyaaz, Tamaatar, Aaloo, Lahsun, Adrak, Hari mirch, Nimbu, Dhaniya, Pudina, Naariyal

31–40: Namak, Cheeni, Haldi, Laal mirch, Kaali mirch, Jeera, Dhaniya powder, Garam masala, Ilaaychi, Daalchini

41–50: Chaawal, Daal, Aata, Roti, Sabzi, Paneer, Dahi, Doodh, Makkhan, Tel

51–60: Kaatna, Chheelna, Dhona, Pakana, Ubaalna, Talna, Bhoonna, Milaana, Peesna, Belna

61–70: Daalna, Chhaanna, Phentna, Dabaana, Garam karna, Thanda karna, Parosna, Sajaana, Chakhna, Rakhna

71–80: Fridge, Gas choolha, Microwave, Mixer, Mixer-grinder, Oven, Toaster, Electric ketli, Blender, Induction

81–90: Dibba, Botal, Jaar, Dibbi, Tokri, Thaila, Dhakkan, Almaari, Daraaz, Shelf

91–100: Jag, Tray, Napkin, Tauliya, Kapda, Koodedaan, Sink, Nal, Sa साबुन, Safaai

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