coconut in Latin
coconut in Latin is cocus — coconut means the large seed of the coconut palm, with a hard brown husk, white flesh, and clear liquid inside.
coconut in Latin
cocus
A fruit of the coconut palm (not a true nut), Cocos nucifera, having a fibrous husk surrounding a large seed.
What does "coconut" mean?
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noun The large seed of the coconut palm, with a hard brown husk, white flesh, and clear liquid inside.
"We bought a fresh coconut from the market stall on the beach."
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coconut in a sentence
- We bought a fresh coconut from the market stall on the beach.
- He hacked open the coconut with a machete and drank the water inside.
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What is "coconut" in Latin?
"coconut" in Latin is cocus. coconut means: The large seed of the coconut palm, with a hard brown husk, white flesh, and clear liquid inside.
How do you use "coconut" in a sentence?
Example: "We bought a fresh coconut from the market stall on the beach." In Latin, "coconut" is cocus.
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