inga in Portuguese
inga in Portuguese is ingá — inga means any tree or shrub of the tropical genus Inga, common in Central and South America and often grown for shade or edible pods.
inga in Portuguese
ingá
What does "inga" mean?
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noun Any tree or shrub of the tropical genus Inga, common in Central and South America and often grown for shade or edible pods.
"Farmers planted inga trees between the coffee rows to add shade and fix nitrogen in the soil."
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- Farmers planted inga trees between the coffee rows to add shade and fix nitrogen in the soil.
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What is "inga" in Portuguese?
"inga" in Portuguese is ingá. inga means: Any tree or shrub of the tropical genus Inga, common in Central and South America and often grown for shade or edible pods.
How do you use "inga" in a sentence?
Example: "Farmers planted inga trees between the coffee rows to add shade and fix nitrogen in the soil." In Portuguese, "inga" is ingá.
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