There were vegetable plants such as chillies and brinjals.

I had still not started eating vegetables like ladyfinger and brinjal.

Especially the ones I didn't like, like tomatoes, brinjal and ladyfinger.

The bargain has been concluded; it was all about whether the one could give three brinjals or four for one pice.

He gets no wages, but he sells the jasmine flowers and the mangoes and guavas, and he grows chillies and brinjals, and so fills the stomachs of himself and his little grandson and is contented.

In this country, the egg plant, brinjal, or aubergine, is chiefly cultivated as a curiosity; but in warmer climates, where its growth is attended with less trouble, it is a favourite article of the kitchen garden.

Chitru refused to lift a finger unless he were paid two hundred rupees, and when he had got the money he took up the corpse and put it in a sitting position in a little patch of brinjals which a Koeri had planted by his front door.

At dawn the Koeri came out and saw what he thought was a thief stealing his brinjals, and promptly threw a stone at the man.

Raja Harichand, of the Sikhar stock, of Jhalamala, In the brinjal corner is his abode.

At last he decided to put the body in a field of brinjals belonging to a neighbour.

Towards morning, the owner of the field came to see that his property was all right, and seeing some one among the brinjals, thought that it was a thief.