masseranduba
masseranduba is the alternative form of massaranduba.
Meaning of massaranduba
Noun
massaranduba (plural massarandubas)
- A tropical hardwood tree, Manilkara bidentata, native to South America which produces edible fruit.
- The famous polo de vaca, or "cow-tree" of South America, called massaranduba by the natives, belongs to the natural order of the Atrocarpads, which, by what might appear a curious coincidence, includes also the celebrated bread-fruit.1882, “A vegetable cow”, in The Iowa Normal Monthly; A Magazine Devoted to Education, volume 6, Dubuque, Iowa: Iowa Normal Monthly Pub. Co., →OCLC, page 422
- Synonyms:
- ausubo, balata, bulletwood, bully tree, cow-tree
Forms of masseranduba
| plural | masserandubas |
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Questions about masseranduba
- What is masseranduba the alternative form of?
- Masseranduba is the alternative form of massaranduba.
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