araca-boi
/əˌɹɑsə ˈboɪ/
araca-boi noun: the Brazilian guava tree Eugenia stipitata or its fruit. (Compare araca.).
Noun
araca-boi
- The Brazilian guava tree Eugenia stipitata or its fruit. (Compare araca.)
- A few examples of this constantly growing group are araca-boi, acerola, soursop, babaco, and naranjilla among others described in Table 6.1.
- Araca-boi
- Araca-boi (Eugenia stipitata) is a yellow skin round fruit with a creamy white pulp.2016, Ray Marsili, Flavor, Fragrance, and Odor Analysis, Second Edition, CRC Press, →ISBN, page 129
Origin of araca-boi
From Portuguese araça-boi, from Tupian.
Questions about araca-boi
- What does araca-boi mean?
- Araca-boi means the Brazilian guava tree Eugenia stipitata or its fruit. (Compare araca.).
- What part of speech is araca-boi?
- Araca-boi is a noun.
- How do you pronounce araca-boi?
- Araca-boi is pronounced /əˌɹɑsə ˈboɪ/.
Words near araca-boi in the dictionary
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