banana in Latin
banana in Latin is ariēna, ariēra, banana — banana means a long curved tropical fruit with soft flesh and a peelable yellow skin.
banana in Latin
ariēna
ariēra
banana
mūsa
pala
The tropical tree-like plant which bears clusters of bananas, a plant of the genus Musa (but sometimes also including plants from Ensete), which has large, elongated leaves. [from 1697]
What does "banana" mean?
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noun A long curved tropical fruit with soft flesh and a peelable yellow skin.
"I packed a banana and a sandwich for my lunch."
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noun The tall tropical plant that produces this fruit.
"Each banana plant produces fruit only once before it is cut down."
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banana in a sentence
- I packed a banana and a sandwich for my lunch.
- She sliced a banana into her cereal.
- Each banana plant produces fruit only once before it is cut down.
- A banana can grow taller than a house in warm, damp climates.
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What is "banana" in Latin?
"banana" in Latin is ariēna, ariēra, banana. banana means: A long curved tropical fruit with soft flesh and a peelable yellow skin.
How do you use "banana" in a sentence?
Example: "I packed a banana and a sandwich for my lunch." In Latin, "banana" is ariēna, ariēra, banana.
Are there other ways to say "banana" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 5 translations listed for "banana": ariēna, ariēra, banana, mūsa, pala.
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