Jootha is a Hindi word which means that the food, which actually belongs to me has been tasted by someone else, without my permission. In India this is considered as a taboo and states that the food is not in its original intended state.   My friends suggested a few words like preconsume and foreeat which after some searching and user comments indicated were not correct English words. The closest word that I found that conveyed a similar meaning was . It means a scrap or morsel of food left at a meal. But still this doesn't  convey the same meaning as clearly as the Hindi word.  Please suggest a word or a phase with which I can convey similar meaning as the Hindi word "jootha".
:     "Food left on plates after eating is   defined as garbage (jutha) because it   has been polluted by the eater’s   saliva. It may be handled in the   family.   Is there an English word for something that is not eatable or usable by others because it has someone's saliva on it?
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