Definition of myrobalan in English:

myrobalan

noun mʌɪˈrɒbələn

1
another term for cherry plum
2A tropical tree of a characteristic pagoda shape, which yields a number of useful items including dye, timber, and medicinal products.
榄仁树
Genus Terminalia, family Combretaceae: several species, in particular T. chebula
1. 2.1 The fruit of the myrobalan tree, used especially for tanning leather.
  榄仁树干果（尤用于鞣革）
  Example sentencesExamples
  Around 78 000 to 100 000 tonnes of myrobalan nuts are estimated to be produced annually.
  It consists of three myrobalans or fruits each having the property to regulate each of the respective Tridoshas.
  The dried fruit is also known as the black myrobalan of ancient commerce and at one time was exported to Europe for the production of ink.

Origin

Late Middle English: from French myrobolan or Latin myrobalanum, from Greek murobalanos, from muron 'unguent' + balanos 'acorn'.

Definition of myrobalan in US English:

myrobalan

noun

1
another term for purple-leaf plum
2A tropical tree of a characteristic pagoda shape, which yields a number of useful items including dye, timber, and medicinal products.
榄仁树
Genus Terminalia, family Combretaceae: several species, in particular T. chebula
1. 2.1 The fruit of the myrobalan tree, used especially for tanning leather.
  榄仁树干果（尤用于鞣革）
  Example sentencesExamples
  It consists of three myrobalans or fruits each having the property to regulate each of the respective Tridoshas.
  Around 78 000 to 100 000 tonnes of myrobalan nuts are estimated to be produced annually.
  The dried fruit is also known as the black myrobalan of ancient commerce and at one time was exported to Europe for the production of ink.

Origin

Late Middle English: from French myrobolan or Latin myrobalanum, from Greek murobalanos, from muron ‘unguent’ + balanos ‘acorn’.

单词	myrobalan
释义	Definition of myrobalan in English: myrobalan noun mʌɪˈrɒbələn 1 another term for cherry plum 2A tropical tree of a characteristic pagoda shape, which yields a number of useful items including dye, timber, and medicinal products. 榄仁树 Genus Terminalia, family Combretaceae: several species, in particular T. chebula 2.1 The fruit of the myrobalan tree, used especially for tanning leather. 榄仁树干果（尤用于鞣革） Example sentencesExamples Around 78 000 to 100 000 tonnes of myrobalan nuts are estimated to be produced annually. It consists of three myrobalans or fruits each having the property to regulate each of the respective Tridoshas. The dried fruit is also known as the black myrobalan of ancient commerce and at one time was exported to Europe for the production of ink. Origin Late Middle English: from French myrobolan or Latin myrobalanum, from Greek murobalanos, from muron 'unguent' + balanos 'acorn'. Definition of myrobalan in US English: myrobalan noun 1 another term for purple-leaf plum 2A tropical tree of a characteristic pagoda shape, which yields a number of useful items including dye, timber, and medicinal products. 榄仁树 Genus Terminalia, family Combretaceae: several species, in particular T. chebula 2.1 The fruit of the myrobalan tree, used especially for tanning leather. 榄仁树干果（尤用于鞣革） Example sentencesExamples It consists of three myrobalans or fruits each having the property to regulate each of the respective Tridoshas. Around 78 000 to 100 000 tonnes of myrobalan nuts are estimated to be produced annually. The dried fruit is also known as the black myrobalan of ancient commerce and at one time was exported to Europe for the production of ink. Origin Late Middle English: from French myrobolan or Latin myrobalanum, from Greek murobalanos, from muron ‘unguent’ + balanos ‘acorn’.
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