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Ligol

Ligol

9.7
A Polish apple with firm flesh and a sweet, slightly tart taste
  • noun
  • Specialized
: Ligol
  • The Ligol is prized for its firm texture and sweet, slightly tart flavor.

Examples

  • Orchards in central Poland are famous for producing the Ligol apple.

  • She uses Ligol apples to bake a delicious autumn pie.

  • I bought some fresh Ligol apples from the market.

  • The Ligol is one of my favorite apple varieties.

  • Orchards in central Poland are famous for producing the Ligol apple.

  • She uses Ligol apples to bake a delicious autumn pie.

  • The Ligol is prized for its firm texture and sweet, slightly tart flavor.

Synonyms

apple
vsLigol
48 1.0

A tree that grows round fruit people eat

is a specific Polish bred variety with firmer, more compact flesh and October harvest

Surface Forms

Ligol singular
Ligols plural

Etymology

Ligol is the name of an apple developed in Poland by plant breeders. A helpful way to remember Ligol is to split it into li + gol and imagine 'little gold' for its firm, slightly golden fruit, so the name brings to mind this firm autumn apple.