kittul

Examples

• All

• Sago is extracted from the trunk pith of the kittul palm in some rural communities.

• Many farmers cultivate kittuls for their sap.

• A tall kittul tree swayed beside the village, its leaves casting intricate shadows on the ground.

• The kittul tree is often found in tropical regions.

• Sago is extracted from the trunk pith of the kittul palm in some rural communities.

• Many farmers cultivate kittul palms for their sap, which is used to make jaggery.

• A tall kittul tree swayed beside the village, providing shade with its large, fan-shaped leaves.

Synonyms

C

Caryota urens

vskittul

• Specialized

9.9

A palm tree with fishtail leaves grown for its sap and the soft inside of its trunk that is eaten

is the common regional name used in everyday speech

K

kitul

vskittul

• Indian

9.9

A tall palm tree whose sweet sap makes brown sugar and whose soft inner trunk gives sago

is an alternative regional spelling or form of that name

K

kitul tree

vskittul

• Indian

9.9

A tall palm that gives sago from its trunk and sweet sap used to make sugar

is the species name without special focus on tree form

J

jaggery palm

vskittul

• Indian

9.9

A tall palm whose sweet sap makes jaggery and whose soft inner trunk gives sago

is the regional name that does not stress the sap product

Surface Forms

Etymology