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Breadnut - English meaning

Breadnut – definitions in English dictionary

noun

The small fleshy orange fruit of a large tropical evergreen tree native to mexico, central america, and the caribbean, brosimum alicastrum (family moraceae), containing a single large seed eaten boiled, roasted, or ground into flour; the seed of this fruit.

noun

A variety of the breadfruit artocarpus altilis (family moraceae), native to new guinea, indonesia, and the philippines, having large spiny yellow-green fruits with numerous edible seeds that are roasted, canned, or made into flour or oil.

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面包坚果

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Broodnoot

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Noix de pain

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Brotnuss

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ब्रेडनट

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Pane

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빵가루

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Хлебный орех

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Nuez de pan

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