chanar
- noun
- The chanar produces sweet berries that are often used in local jams.
Examples
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Farmers in central Argentina value the chanar for its drought resistance.
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The chanar tree blooms beautifully in spring.
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A grove of chanar trees provided welcome shade during our hike.
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Have you ever tasted chanar berries?
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The chanar tree blooms beautifully in spring, attracting many pollinators.
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Farmers in central Argentina value the chanar for its drought resistance and nutritional berries.
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The chanar produces sweet berries that are often used in local jams and desserts.
Synonyms
A thorny shrub from central Argentina with small orange or yellow flowers and berries you can eat
A thorny shrub from central Argentina with small orange or yellow flowers and edible berries
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word chanar comes from the Quechua name ch'añar for the same tree, used by people in South America. So chanar today means the 'thorny shrub' or small tree that has small orange or yellow flowers and sweet, edible berries.