bimli
- noun
- Textiles produced from bimli are known for their durability and strength.
Examples
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The strong fibers extracted from the bimli are often used in rope-making.
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Many farmers in tropical regions have started cultivating bimli for its economic value.
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The bimli plant is essential for making ropes.
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Farmers in India grow bimli for its strong fibers.
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Farmers in tropical regions have started cultivating bimli for its strong bast fibers.
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Textiles produced from bimli are highly valued for their durability and strength.
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The robust fibers extracted from bimli are commonly used in making ropes.
Synonyms
A tall annual plant with strong fibers in its stalks that people use to make rope, cloth and paper
A plant grown for strong fibers used to make rope and cloth
A tall plant with strong natural fibers used to make rope and cloth
A plant that produces strong fibers used to make rope and cloth
A tall Indian plant grown for strong fibers used to make rope and cloth
A tall plant that people grow for its strong fiber used to make rope and cloth
A tall Asian plant with dark leaves that gives strong silky fiber for making cloth
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Etymology
The word bimli comes from a local South or Southeast Asian name for a plant valued for its very strong fibers, like the familiar jute. That's why bimli today means a valuable, durable fiber plant used for rope and textiles.