Loquat Etymology

Loquat ˈləʊkwɒt-kwət n. The Japanese used to call loquats with a name resembling its Chinese term biwa indeed during the Tang Dynasty from 618 to 907 loquats were called Tang biwa.

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An Old English word for it was ofersprecolnes.

Loquat etymology. Pronunciation of loquat and its etymology. From 琵琶 pípá pipa. Its small yellow edible fruit used especially for preserves.

The fruit of this tree. From Ottoman Turkish مشمله from Greek μούσμουλο moúsmoulo. An ornamental evergreen rosaceous tree Eriobotrya japonica of China and Japan having reddish woolly branches white flowers and small yellow edible plumlike fruits.

From Vulgar Latin nespirum from Latin mespilum. Loquat Eriobotrya japonica Synonym. The Eriobotrya japonica tree.

мушмула mušmula f plural мушмули loquat. The fruit is said to resemble the musical instrument in shape. From Chinese older word Related to kumquat same second character.

You can also add a definition of loquat yourself. It is as large as a small plum but grows in clusters and contains four or five large seeds. Check out the pronunciation synonyms and grammar.

Etymology complicates the debate. ˈnispeɾo ˈnispeɾo Noun. 1200 from Latin loquacitatem nominative loquacitas talkativeness from loquax talkative from loqui to speak from PIE root tolkw- to speak.

Borrowing from Japanese 琵琶 biwa. Níspero m plural nísperos medlar Mespilus germanica now Crataegus germanica Synonym. 19Define loquat by websters dictionary wordnet lexical database dictionary of computing legal dictionary medical dictionary dream dictionary.

Compare French loquacité Spanish locuacidad Italian loquacità. Loquat Asian fruit and the evergreen shrub that grows it 1820 said to be from Cantonese luh kwat literally rush orange from luh a rush kiuh an orange Related entries more. The fruit of this tree.

31Records show that the fruits were present on Japans soils as early as 1100AD. From Chinese older word Related to kumquat same second character. Biwa plural biwas or biwa A plucked lute originating in the classical and traditional music of Japan characterized by a pear-shaped body and four or five high frets giving the instrument a distinctively twangy tone.

A small evergreen tree Eriobotrya japonica in the rose family native to China and Japan having fragrant white flowers and pear-shaped yellow fruit with large seeds. US and Canadian name. Loquat n loquat 词源字典 1820 from Cantonese luh kwat literally rush orange loquat etymology loquat origin 英语词源.

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