Entry:paloge
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Tovasala
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| Alphabetical position | A | B | CH | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z |
| Alphabetical group | P | R | S | T |
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| Letters | 6 |
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| Alphagram | A E G L O P |
| Morphemes | palog |
| Rhymes | æloɡ |
| Keywords | Trees, Grenada, Connecticut |
paloge nns, palogouse du, paloges pl 1 / 8b [/pæ.loɡ/; pa•loge (2 syll.)] [Blend of Ind./Mly./Sundanese pala and Bariai luogoPanLinx.]
- 1 : nutmeg
→ Scientifically known as Myristica fragrans and originating from the East Indies, this tree and its fruit are associated with the Caribbean nation of Grenada (hence its nickname "Spice Island") and the U.S. state of Connecticut (where residents are affectionately called "Nutmeggers").
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See also
jinjẽre (ginger)
Added on: 2022-03-03, 11:43 • View semantic data