tengkawang
tengkawang noun: any member of the species Rubroshorea macrophylla (syn. Shorea macrophylla), of trees of Borneo, that have oil-bearing seeds.
Noun
tengkawang (plural tengkawangs)
- Any member of the species Rubroshorea macrophylla (syn. Shorea macrophylla), of trees of Borneo, that have oil-bearing seeds.
- Natural and logged-over forests should be maintained or managed as an integral part of the swidden system, and landscape multifunctionality should be sustained as a safety net against the price volatility of traded goods (e.g. rubber, palm oil, timber, tengkawang oil), upon which the economy of...2015 October 15, “Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity in a Rapidly Transforming Landscape in Northern Borneo”, in PLOS ONE, →DOI
Forms of tengkawang
| plural | tengkawangs |
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Origin of tengkawang
From Malay.
Questions about tengkawang
- What does tengkawang mean?
- Tengkawang means any member of the species Rubroshorea macrophylla (syn. Shorea macrophylla), of trees of Borneo, that have oil-bearing seeds.
- What part of speech is tengkawang?
- Tengkawang is a noun.
- What is the plural of tengkawang?
- The plural of tengkawang is tengkawangs.
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