Word: tamarinds
Category: tamarinds
Food & Drink, Pets & Animals
Synonyms: tamarinds
tamarind tree
Translations: tamarinds
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spanish
Translations:
tamarindos, tamarindo, los tamarindos, el tamarindo
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german
Translations:
tamarinden, Tamarinden, Inden, Tamar, Tamarinde
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french
Translations:
tamarins, de tamarins, tamariniers, des tamarins, tamarin
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italian
Translations:
tamarindi, tamarindo, tamerici
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portuguese
Translations:
tamarindos, os tamarindos, tamarindo
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dutch
Translations:
tamarindevruchten, tamarindes, tamarinden, tamarinde
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russian
Translations:
тамаринды
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swedish
Translations:
tamarinder, tamarind
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finnish
Translations:
tamarindeistä, tamarindeja, tamarindejä, tamarindit, tamarindeista
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danish
Translations:
tamarinder
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czech
Translations:
tamarindy, tamarind
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polish
Translations:
tamarynd, tamaryndy
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hungarian
Translations:
tamarind, tamarindból, A tamarind, tamarindusz, A tamarindusz
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turkish
Translations:
Demirhindi
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greek
Translations:
οζυφοίνικα, οξυφοίνικα, καρποί οζυφοίνικα
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ukrainian
Translations:
ТАМАРИНДА, тамариндом, тамариндами, тамарінда, тамаринд
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bulgarian
Translations:
тамарини, тамаринди
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belarusian
Translations:
тамарынд, тамарындаў, тамарында
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estonian
Translations:
tamarindi-, tamarindidest, tamarindid, tamarinde
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lithuanian
Translations:
tamarindų, tamarindai
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latvian
Translations:
tamarindi, tamarindus
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romanian
Translations:
tamarine
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slovenian
Translations:
tamarinde, tamarind
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slovak
Translations:
Tamarindo, tamarinda, tamarindami, Tamarind, tamarínd
The meaning and "use of": tamarinds
noun
- sticky brown acidic pulp from the pod of a tree of the pea family, widely used as a flavoring in Asian cooking. - Add the fish sauce, palm sugar, lime or tamarind , and thin coconut milk.
- the tropical African tree that yields tamarind, cultivated throughout the tropics and also grown as an ornamental and shade tree. - The exhibition includes a South African ficus, a tamarind with pods, elephant grass from Africa, cherry, bougainvillaea, fig, Accacia and trees collected from forests.
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