Definition of manoao in English:

manoao

(NZ monoao) (also manoa)

noun ˈmanəʊaʊ

Either of two New Zealand coniferous trees of the family Podocarpaceae, both formerly assigned to the same genus, Dacrydium: (a) (originally) the silver pine, Lagarostrobos colensoi (now rare, perhaps obsolete); (b) (in later use) Halocarpus kirkii.

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Joseph Hooker (1817–1911), botanist. From Maori manoao.

(NZ monoao) (also manoa)

nounˈmanəʊaʊ

Either of two New Zealand coniferous trees of the family Podocarpaceae, both formerly assigned to the same genus, Dacrydium: (a) (originally) the silver pine, Lagarostrobos colensoi (now rare, perhaps obsolete); (b) (in later use) Halocarpus kirkii.

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Joseph Hooker (1817–1911), botanist. From Maori manoao.

单词	manoao
释义	Definition of manoao in English: manoao (NZ monoao) (also manoa) noun ˈmanəʊaʊ Either of two New Zealand coniferous trees of the family Podocarpaceae, both formerly assigned to the same genus, Dacrydium: (a) (originally) the silver pine, Lagarostrobos colensoi (now rare, perhaps obsolete); (b) (in later use) Halocarpus kirkii. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Joseph Hooker (1817–1911), botanist. From Maori manoao. Definition of manoao in US English: manoao (NZ monoao) (also manoa) nounˈmanəʊaʊ Either of two New Zealand coniferous trees of the family Podocarpaceae, both formerly assigned to the same genus, Dacrydium: (a) (originally) the silver pine, Lagarostrobos colensoi (now rare, perhaps obsolete); (b) (in later use) Halocarpus kirkii. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Joseph Hooker (1817–1911), botanist. From Maori manoao.
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