cashew in Latin
cashew in Latin is cassuvium — cashew means a tropical tree grown for its kidney-shaped nuts and its cashew apple.
cashew in Latin
cassuvium
A tree, Anacardium occidentale, native to northeastern Brazil, now widely grown in tropical climates for its cashew nuts and cashew apples.
What does "cashew" mean?
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noun A tropical tree grown for its kidney-shaped nuts and its cashew apple.
"Cashew trees thrive in Brazil, India, and West Africa."
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noun The curved nut from this tree, eaten roasted or salted.
"She sprinkled crushed cashews over the stir-fry."
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cashew in a sentence
- Cashew trees thrive in Brazil, India, and West Africa.
- She sprinkled crushed cashews over the stir-fry.
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What is "cashew" in Latin?
"cashew" in Latin is cassuvium. cashew means: A tropical tree grown for its kidney-shaped nuts and its cashew apple.
How do you use "cashew" in a sentence?
Example: "Cashew trees thrive in Brazil, India, and West Africa." In Latin, "cashew" is cassuvium.
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