Definition of Lacatan in English:

Lacatan

(also Lakatan)

noun lakəˈtan

A cultivated variety of banana originating in the Philippines (now usually in form Lakatan); (also) a more widely cultivated variety of banana which is a clone of the Cavendish banana; a plant or fruit of either of these varieties.

Origin

Late 19th century. From Tagalog lakatan, † lacatan, of uncertain origin; probably a borrowing from another Philippine language: perhaps compare Cebuano lakat to walk, to depart, to spread.

Definition of Lacatan in US English:

Lacatan

(also Lakatan)

nounlakəˈtan

A cultivated variety of banana originating in the Philippines (now usually in form Lakatan); (also) a more widely cultivated variety of banana which is a clone of the Cavendish banana; a plant or fruit of either of these varieties.

Origin

Late 19th century. From Tagalog lakatan, † lacatan, of uncertain origin; probably a borrowing from another Philippine language: perhaps compare Cebuano lakat to walk, to depart, to spread.

词汇	Lacatan
释义	Definition of Lacatan in English: Lacatan (also Lakatan) noun lakəˈtan A cultivated variety of banana originating in the Philippines (now usually in form Lakatan); (also) a more widely cultivated variety of banana which is a clone of the Cavendish banana; a plant or fruit of either of these varieties. Origin Late 19th century. From Tagalog lakatan, † lacatan, of uncertain origin; probably a borrowing from another Philippine language: perhaps compare Cebuano lakat to walk, to depart, to spread. Definition of Lacatan in US English: Lacatan (also Lakatan) nounlakəˈtan A cultivated variety of banana originating in the Philippines (now usually in form Lakatan); (also) a more widely cultivated variety of banana which is a clone of the Cavendish banana; a plant or fruit of either of these varieties. Origin Late 19th century. From Tagalog lakatan, † lacatan, of uncertain origin; probably a borrowing from another Philippine language: perhaps compare Cebuano lakat to walk, to depart, to spread.
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