ceylon

As a noun pathia

is a hot, sweet, and sour {{l/en|curry}}, developed and predominantly available in the curry houses of the {{l/en|United Kingdom}}, whose main ingredients are {{l/en|chili|chillies}}, white wine {{l/en|vinegar}}, fresh {{l/en|ginger}}, {{l/en|sugar}}, {{l/en|garlic}}, {{l/en|coriander}}, and (optionally) {{l/en|tamarind}}.

As a proper noun Ceylon is

the old name for Sri Lanka, prior to 1972.

As proper nouns the difference between ceylon and srilanka

is that ceylon is the old name for sri lanka, prior to 1972 while srilanka is sri lanka.

As a proper noun ceylon

is the old name for sri lanka, prior to 1972.

As a noun patena is

a paten (plate for the host in the eucharist).

As a proper noun Ceylon

is the old name for Sri Lanka, prior to 1972.

As a noun kabook is

a clay ironstone found in Ceylon.

As a proper noun ceylon

is the old name for sri lanka, prior to 1972.

As a noun zati is

macacus pileatus , a macaque native to india and ceylon with a crown of long erect hair.