Definition of poipoi in English:

poipoi

noun ˈpɔɪpɔɪ

In Tahiti and the Marquesas: a paste of cooked or fermented breadfruit or banana with coconut milk, similar to the Hawaiian poi.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in James Cook (1728–1779), explorer. From Marquesan pòpoi, Tahitian pòpoi, with the first syllable probably influenced by poi.

Definition of poipoi in US English:

poipoi

nounˈpɔɪpɔɪ

In Tahiti and the Marquesas: a paste of cooked or fermented breadfruit or banana with coconut milk, similar to the Hawaiian poi.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in James Cook (1728–1779), explorer. From Marquesan pòpoi, Tahitian pòpoi, with the first syllable probably influenced by poi.

词汇	poipoi
释义	Definition of poipoi in English: poipoi noun ˈpɔɪpɔɪ In Tahiti and the Marquesas: a paste of cooked or fermented breadfruit or banana with coconut milk, similar to the Hawaiian poi. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in James Cook (1728–1779), explorer. From Marquesan pòpoi, Tahitian pòpoi, with the first syllable probably influenced by poi. Definition of poipoi in US English: poipoi nounˈpɔɪpɔɪ In Tahiti and the Marquesas: a paste of cooked or fermented breadfruit or banana with coconut milk, similar to the Hawaiian poi. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in James Cook (1728–1779), explorer. From Marquesan pòpoi, Tahitian pòpoi, with the first syllable probably influenced by poi.
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