Brief two-way English - Serbian glossary of fruits, vegetables and spices.

The glossary has two parts: the English>Serbian glossary which has 160 terms listed and the Serbian>English glossary with 140 terms.

The Latin names of plants have also been given in order to simplify searching.

For Serbian, the Latin script has been used. If you need the Cyrillic version, do not hesitate to contact me.

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