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1 avocado
plural - avocados; noun((also avocado pear) a kind of pear-shaped tropical fruit.) avocat -
2 e.g.
[,i: '‹i:]( abbreviation from Latin) (exempli gratia; for example: tropical fruit, e.g. mango, pineapple and avocado.) par ex. -
3 eg
[,i: '‹i:]( abbreviation from Latin) (exempli gratia; for example: tropical fruit, e.g. mango, pineapple and avocado.) par ex. -
4 pineapple
(a type of large tropical fruit shaped like a large pine-cone, or the plant which produces it.) ananas -
5 tamarind
['tæmərind](a tropical fruit, a brown pod with a juicy, spicy pulp used in medicines, drinks etc.) tamarin -
6 CUAUHXILOTL
A.\CUAUHXILOTL cuauhxîlôtl:1.\CUAUHXILOTL botanique, arbre tropical et son fruit comestible.Désigne dans le dialecte de la Sierra norte de Puebla une plante vulgairement nommée 'cuajilote chote'. Parmentiera edulis DG."Parmentiera edulis" DC.In Hernandez, Historia de las plantas II 451. Anders Dib XII 29.Mex., cuajilote (T,Z,X).Dans une liste de fruits. Sah12,22.Grand arbre dont on compte deux espèces principales (Hern.).Tiges hautes, comestibles qui croissent en terres chaudes (Bét.).Form: sur xîlôtl, morph.incorp. cuahu-(i)-tl (K).2.\CUAUHXILOTL nom pers.B.\CUAUHXILOTL cuâuhxilôtl: Désigne les plumes de couverture de la poitrine et du dos de l'aigle doré, itzcuâuhtli." in îelpan, in îcuitlapan ihhuiyo cencah mâhuiztic, pepetlaca, îxcôztic inic cuihcuiltic îhuân îtôca cuâuhxilôtl ", les plumes de son poitrail et de son dos sont très étonnantes ; elles scintillent comme si elles étaient maculées d'or et on les nomme 'cuauhxilotl' - the feathers of its breast, of its back are very beautiful; they glisten as if blotched with gold, and they are called 'cuauhxilotl'.Est dit de l'oiseau itzcuâuhtli. Sah11,41.Form: sur xilôtl, morph.incorp. cuâuh-tli. -
7 HUAXIN
huâxin:*\HUAXIN botanique, Leucéna comestible.Mex., guaje, arbre légumineux, espèce d'acacia, qui produit des gousses vertes dont on mange les graines. Nom de l'arbre et du fruit.Sybille Toumi. Le paradis sur terre. Amerindia spécial 3. 1983,23.Esp., cierto arbol que da unas como algarrobas comestibles, de tierra caliente.Carochi Arte.Description. Sah11,120. Leucaena esculenta Moc. and Sessé. In Standley, Trees and Shrubs of Mexico. Pt 2,368.Dans une liste de fruits. Sah12,22.F.Karttunen dit: large tropical tree that produces edible pods (Leucaena diversifolia, Crescentia alata).Cf. aussi tlapalhuâxin. -
8 ITZAMATL
itzâmatl:*\ITZAMATL botanique, 'figuier d'obsidienne'.D'après Anders.Dib. IX 64 note 3: Ficus cotonifolia (amate prieto), renvoie à Victor Wolfgang von Hagen 'The aztec and maya papermakers' (New-York: J.J. Ausgustin 1944) pp. 72 et 40 n.D'après Garibay Sah I9 338 'Amate de obsidiana', arbol tropical. Cf. Sah HG IX 5,2. Bombax ellipticum HBK." auh in xiuhtotômeh îhuân châlchiuhtôtômeh in oncân quihuâlcuah yehhuâtl in itzamatl îtlaaquillo ", mais les oiseaux de turquoise et les oiseaux de jade, là-bas (à Tzinacantlan) mangent les fruits du figuier d'obsidienne - and the blue cotingas (and) the blue honeycreepers came here to eat the fruit of the black fig tree. Sah 1952,192:4-5 = Sah9,21= Sah HG IX 5,2 (tambien hay muchas aves que llaman xiuhtotome y otras que se llaman chalchiuhtotome que vienen a comer el fruto de un arbol que llaman ytzamatl. Sah Garibay III 30). -
9 banana
(the long curved fruit, yellow-skinned when ripe, of a type of very large tropical tree.) banane -
10 guava
(the yellow pear-shaped fruit of a type of tropical tree.) goyave -
11 mango
['mæŋɡəu]plural - mango(e)s; noun1) (the yellowish fruit of an Indian tropical tree.) mangue2) ((also mango tree) the tree.) manguier -
12 papaya
(a tropical tree or its fruit.) papaye
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