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Betel - English meaning

ˈbiː.təl

Betel – definitions in English dictionary

noun

The leaf of an asian evergreen climbing plant, which in the east is chewed as a mild stimulant.

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noun

The plant, related to pepper, from which betel leaves are taken.

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noun

An asian plant that has leaves and red nuts that act as a drug when chewed

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槟榔, 蒟, 茇, 蒌

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पान, बीड़ा, ताम्बूल

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구장, 구장의 잎

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Word origin

mid 16th century: via Portuguese from Malayalam veṟṟila .

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