baobab in Greek
baobab in Greek is μπαομπάμπ — baobab means a tree native to tropical Africa with a thick, swollen trunk and large hanging fruit.
baobab in Greek
μπαομπάμπ
Pronounced: baobab
A tree, Adansonia digitata, native to tropical Africa, having a broad swollen trunk and edible gourd-like hanging fruits.
What does "baobab" mean?
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noun A tree native to tropical Africa with a thick, swollen trunk and large hanging fruit.
"A single baobab can dominate the landscape for miles around."
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noun Any tree belonging to the genus Adansonia.
"Several species of baobab grow on the island of Madagascar."
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baobab in a sentence
- A single baobab can dominate the landscape for miles around.
- The children gathered the fallen baobab fruit to eat.
- Several species of baobab grow on the island of Madagascar.
- Botanists have described a handful of baobab species worldwide.
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What is "baobab" in Greek?
"baobab" in Greek is μπαομπάμπ. baobab means: A tree native to tropical Africa with a thick, swollen trunk and large hanging fruit.
How do you pronounce μπαομπάμπ?
"baobab" in Greek is μπαομπάμπ, pronounced "baobab".
How do you use "baobab" in a sentence?
Example: "A single baobab can dominate the landscape for miles around." In Greek, "baobab" is μπαομπάμπ.
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