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means A popular South Asian dessert of deep-fried dough balls (made from milk solids) soaked in a sweet, often rose- or cardamom-scented sugar syrup.

from From Persian via Hindi-Urdu: 'gulab' means rose (from Persian 'gul,' flower, plus 'ab,' water — literally rosewater, after the fragrant syrup), and 'jamun' is the name of an Indian berry the dumplings supposedly resemble in shape and color. The dish itself is often said to descend from a Persian sweet called luqmat al-qadi, fried dough in syrup, carried into the Indian kitchen through centuries of Mughal and Persianate cooking — though such culinary genealogies are hard to pin down precisely.