Jan 20, 2003 17:10
21 yrs ago
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English term
mangostino
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It is a fruit
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4 +6 | mangosteen | Armorel Young |
3 +2 | mangostino | Maria Rosich Andreu |
3 | Indian mango | Kim Metzger |
3 | .. | Marina Capalbo |
2 +1 | mangosteen | Cilian O'Tuama |
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mangosteen
The juicy edible fruit of the East Indian tree Garcinia Rhizophora
Websters Dictionary
Websters Dictionary
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mangostino
MANGOSTANE
Garcinia mangostaña
"engl. mangosteen;"
franz. mangoustan
www.webcolombia.com/fruits/palabrtas_varias.htm
in this link there is a picture
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Note added at 2003-01-20 17:16:02 (GMT)
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so it is mangosteen in English :)
Garcinia mangostaña
"engl. mangosteen;"
franz. mangoustan
www.webcolombia.com/fruits/palabrtas_varias.htm
in this link there is a picture
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Note added at 2003-01-20 17:16:02 (GMT)
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so it is mangosteen in English :)
Peer comment(s):
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eldira
: Indonesian/Malay: Manggis; www.webcolumbia.com has a dedicated sensual fruits page and invites us to send pictures of fruits with aphrodisiacal effects.
39 mins
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gracias :)
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agree |
Alexandra Tussing
6 hrs
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thank you
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1. an East Indian tree, Garcinia mangostana, with thick leathery leaves and edible fruit: family Guttiferae.
2. the fruit of this tree, having a sweet juicy pulp and a hard skin.
[from Malay mangustan]
1. an East Indian tree, Garcinia mangostana, with thick leathery leaves and edible fruit: family Guttiferae.
2. the fruit of this tree, having a sweet juicy pulp and a hard skin.
[from Malay mangustan]
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16 mins
mangosteen
Main Entry: mangosteen
Function:noun
Etymology:modification of Malay manggisutan
Date:1598
a dark reddish brown fruit of southeastern Asia with a thick rind and juicy flesh having a flavor suggestive of both peach and pineapple; also : a tree (Garcinia mangostana) of the Saint-John's-wort family that bears mangosteens
perhaps
Function:noun
Etymology:modification of Malay manggisutan
Date:1598
a dark reddish brown fruit of southeastern Asia with a thick rind and juicy flesh having a flavor suggestive of both peach and pineapple; also : a tree (Garcinia mangostana) of the Saint-John's-wort family that bears mangosteens
perhaps
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