About 'Oons' and vegetables and fruits!

I decided to write this when some of my near and dear ones were lost when asked, " Shankaranthila oons aanliska?"( Did you bring " oons" for Shanranthi) 
My sister who put forth this question to her neices and nephews got quite a few choice replies.
One asked, " Is that a camel?"
Another said, "It sounds like a camel and fart" how about a camel's fart"
Another two claimed it was "fart" !
So whatever the meaning why would one bring this mysterious 'oons' home  for Shankaranthi?

While names for fruits and vegetables are common enough for many languages with only minor differences, we do have some vegetables and fruits that have unique names in TM. Here I propose to enlist only those that have these names unique to TM and not your Amba, Kela, Batata.

 Oons ऊस SugarCane

Kohla कोहळा  Ashgourd

Khavit  खवीट Wood Apple

Kaarli कार्ली Bittergourd

Mirsinga मिर्सिङ्ग  Chilli

Senga सेन्गा Cluster beans

Naral  नारळ Coconut

Phanas फणस Jackfruit

Limbu लिम्बु Lime

Chinch चिन्च  Tamarind

Aala आलं Ginger

Avale आवळा  Amla

Jhaambla ज्हाम्ब्ला Purple Jamun

Vaangi वाङ्गी  Brinjal

Bhompla भोम्प्ला  Pumpkin

Dodkya दोडके Ridge Gourd

Ratalu रताळे Sweet Potato

ChowChow चौ-चौ  Coyote (also called Bangalore kattrika)

Bhoichane भोइचने  Peanuts , literally Ground-nuts

Kande कांदे  Onion

Suran सुरण  Yam

Paala पाला  Greens 

Baaldind  बाळधिंड Plantain Stem

Bhora भोर Berries

Guava    Jaam-Pandu