Other hings such as Khawal, Charas, Galveen, Kandhari Hadda etc come in mass form are somewhere in semi-solid form and are somewhat very similar to each other with some changes in its pungency they all consist of high volatile oil and are very rarely available now a days they all comes in some what reddish brown in colour.
Different names for Hing in different languages :
| 1. | Bengali,Gujrati, Marathi, Hindi | Hing |
| 2. | Kannada | Ingu |
| 3. | Malyalam | Kaayam |
| 4. | Sanskrit | Hingu, Raamathan |
| 5. | Tamil | Perungayam |
| 6. | Telgu | Inguva |
| 7. | Singhale | perunkayan |
| 8. | Burmese | Sheingho |
| 9. | Chinese | A-Wei |
| 10. | English | Asafoetida Devil's Dung |
| 11. | Persian | Retshina fena |
| 12. | Pusto | Kama i anguza |
| 13. | Tibetan | Shing- kun |
| 14. | Urdu | Anjadana |
| 15. | Russian | Asafetida |