Definition of piquia in English:

piquia

(also pekea, pequia)

noun ˈpiːkɪɑːpiːˈkiːə

A large tree of tropical South America, Caryocar villosum (family Caryocaraceae), grown commercially for timber and also valued locally for its oil-rich edible fruits and seeds (also "piquia tree"); the pale brown wood of this tree; the fruit of this tree. Also (partly by confusion): any of several related trees, especially the pequi, C. brasiliense.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Samuel Purchas. FromBrazilian Portuguese†pequeâ, †piquiá, pequiá from Tupi piki'a. Compare post-classical Latin pequea, pekia, and scientific Latin Pekea, former genus name.

Definition of piquia in US English:

piquia

(also pekea, pequia)

noun

A large tree of tropical South America, Caryocar villosum (family Caryocaraceae), grown commercially for timber and also valued locally for its oil-rich edible fruits and seeds (also "piquia tree"); the pale brown wood of this tree; the fruit of this tree. Also (partly by confusion): any of several related trees, especially the pequi, C. brasiliense.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Samuel Purchas. FromBrazilian Portuguese† pequeâ, † piquiá, pequiá from Tupi piki'a. Compare post-classical Latin pequea, pekia, and scientific Latin Pekea, former genus name.

词汇	piquia
释义	Definition of piquia in English: piquia (also pekea, pequia) noun ˈpiːkɪɑːpiːˈkiːə A large tree of tropical South America, Caryocar villosum (family Caryocaraceae), grown commercially for timber and also valued locally for its oil-rich edible fruits and seeds (also "piquia tree"); the pale brown wood of this tree; the fruit of this tree. Also (partly by confusion): any of several related trees, especially the pequi, C. brasiliense. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Samuel Purchas. FromBrazilian Portuguese†pequeâ, †piquiá, pequiá from Tupi piki'a. Compare post-classical Latin pequea, pekia, and scientific Latin Pekea, former genus name. Definition of piquia in US English: piquia (also pekea, pequia) noun A large tree of tropical South America, Caryocar villosum (family Caryocaraceae), grown commercially for timber and also valued locally for its oil-rich edible fruits and seeds (also "piquia tree"); the pale brown wood of this tree; the fruit of this tree. Also (partly by confusion): any of several related trees, especially the pequi, C. brasiliense. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Samuel Purchas. FromBrazilian Portuguese† pequeâ, † piquiá, pequiá from Tupi piki'a. Compare post-classical Latin pequea, pekia, and scientific Latin Pekea, former genus name.
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