pulasan
- noun
- Philippine
- The skin of the pulasan fruit is easily twisted open to reveal the juicy flesh.
Examples
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The pulasan is sweeter than the rambutan.
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The market had a fresh batch of pulasan alongside mangosteens and rambutans.
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Locals enjoy eating pulasan fresh or adding it to desserts for its sweet flavor.
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I tried a pulasan for the first time yesterday.
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Locals enjoy eating pulasan fresh or adding it to desserts for its sweet flavor.
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The market had a fresh batch of pulasan alongside mangosteens and rambutans.
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The skin of the pulasan fruit is easily twisted open to reveal the juicy flesh.
Synonyms
A tropical tree that makes a sweet fruit like a rambutan
Compounds
How Sweet
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word pulasan comes from Malay pulas, which means 'to twist', because the fruit is named for the easy way you twist its skin to open it and reach the sweet flesh.