noun
noni
NOH-nee
Noni (noun) means a Polynesian fruit tree, or its fruit, sometimes made into a juice claimed to have health benefits. Example: “She drinks noni juice every morning as part of her wellness routine.”
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A Polynesian fruit tree, or its fruit, sometimes made into a juice claimed to have health benefits.
"I'm wondering if the claims you hear about the so-called miracle antioxidants – including goji, açai and noni – are true."
— The You Docs, Are antioxidants worth the cash? (2009)
"She drinks noni juice every morning as part of her wellness routine."
How to use noni
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA tropical fruit from the Pacific islands, often sold as juice in health food stores.
Common pairings
noni juice
noni fruit
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Word forms
- Plural
- nonis
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Etymology
Borrowed from Hawaiian noni.
Rhymes for noni
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What does “noni” mean?
The word “noni” means a Polynesian fruit tree, or its fruit, sometimes made into a juice claimed to have health benefits. In plain terms, a tropical fruit from the Pacific islands, often sold as juice in health food stores.
How do you pronounce “noni”?
“Noni” is pronounced NOH-nee (/ˈnoʊni/ in IPA).
How do you use “noni” in a sentence?
Here is “noni” used in a sentence: “She drinks noni juice every morning as part of her wellness routine.”
What part of speech is “noni”?
“Noni” is a noun.
