1. the Malay apple fruit and tree (Yambosa malaccensis)
2. a kind of hardwood (Eugenia malaccensis)
Tok Pisin (New Guinea Pidgin) English Bilingual Dictionary & Encyclopedia of Papua New Guinea
1. the Malay apple fruit and tree (Yambosa malaccensis)
2. a kind of hardwood (Eugenia malaccensis)
apple.
See also: Malay Apple in Papua New Guinea
a decorative palm of the Cycas family
a timber tree with edible fruits, Burckella obovata, found in Milne Bay Province and the Gazelle Peninsula.
Derived from Gazelle Peninsula
1. a tall type of ginger, whose roots are used in sorcery
2. traditional ‘no trespassing’ sign made of wild ginger
Derived from New Hannover
sweet potato
See also: Sweet Potato in Papua New Guinea
Derived from New Ireland
the Malay apple tree and fruit
Derived from Gazelle Peninsula
the rain tree, any of the Jacaranda type of tree
Derived from Gazelle Peninsula
coral tree (also balbal)
Derived from Gazelle Peninsula
a type of wild sugar cane with edible fruit, cane grass, small bamboo (that you can eat)
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