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amla

amla

8.8
A small tree from India that makes sour fruit used for food and medicine
  • noun
  • Indian
: árbol de amla
  • Farmers in the region grow amla trees for both their fruit and medicinal value.

Examples

  • The amla tree is well-known for its edible sour fruit, often used in various dishes.

  • The amla tree grows in tropical regions.

  • The amla is often used in traditional Indian medicine for its health benefits.

  • She added dried amla to her tea for a tangy flavor and extra vitamin C.

  • I love the taste of amla juice.

  • Many people enjoy the health benefits of amla fruit, which is rich in vitamin C.

  • In addition to its sour taste, amla is valued for its high vitamin C content.

How Big

big tree
  • Specialized
22 3.5
amla
  • Indian
8.8
shrub
45 1.0
sapling
15 2.7
seedling
20 2.8

Surface Forms

amla singular
amlas plural

Etymology

Amla comes from Hindi and the old Sanskrit word amalaka, which means 'Indian gooseberry'. That is why amla also names the small tree that grows this sour fruit.