chinquapin

• اسم يشير إلى شجرة أو شجيرة صغيرة تنمو في جنوب الولايات المتحدة ووسطها الغربي، وهي قريبة من أشجار الكستناء وتنتج ثمارًا صغيرة صالحة للأكل تشبه البندق. ويُطلق أيضًا على ثمرة هذه الشجرة أو الشجيرة.

A noun referring to a small tree or shrub native to the southern and midwestern United States, related to chestnuts, which produces small edible nuts resembling hazelnuts.

1. Shrubby tree (Ozark chinquapin)C2formalamerican

   A shrubby tree closely related to the Allegheny chinkapin but with larger leaves, native to the southern midwestern United States.

   شجرة شجيرية (كستناء الأوزارك)

   • The Ozark chinquapin is known for its larger leaves compared to its relative.
   • This chinquapin species thrives in the southern midwestern region.
   • Botanists study the chinquapin for its unique leaf structure.

   المرادفاتchinkapin

2. Shrubby chestnut tree (Allegheny chinquapin)C2formalamerican

   A shrubby chestnut tree of the southeastern United States, producing small edible nuts.

   الكستناء القزمي (كستناء أليغاني)

   • The Allegheny chinquapin is a common sight in southeastern forests.
   • Its small nuts are a food source for local wildlife.
   • This chinquapin tree is valued for its edible nuts.

3. Edible nutC2formalamerican

   The small nut of either of two small chestnut trees of the southern United States, resembling a hazelnut.

   بندق صالح للأكل

   • The chinquapin nut has a flavor similar to a hazelnut.
   • Foragers collect chinquapin nuts in the fall.
   • These small nuts are a traditional food source in the region.