tamarind

A noun referring to a tropical evergreen tree with feathery foliage and fragrant flowers, or the large, tangy seed pod it produces, which is used in cooking and preserved for curries and chutneys.

• 🇩🇪Substantiv, das den immergrünen tropischen Baum mit gefiederten Blättern und duftenden Blüten bezeichnet oder die große, saure Frucht bzw. Hülse mit Samen, die er trägt und die in der Küche verwendet wird, etwa für Currys und Chutneys.

1. Tropical tree B2 formal

   A long-lived tropical evergreen tree with a spreading crown, feathery foliage, and fragrant flowers. It produces hard yellowish wood and long pods containing edible, acidic pulp.

   • The tamarind tree in the garden provides ample shade.
   • Tamarind wood is often used for making furniture.
   • The tree's feathery leaves rustled in the breeze.

   🇩🇪Tamarinde

2. Edible pod B2 formal culinary

   A large tropical seed pod with a very tangy pulp, eaten fresh or cooked with rice and fish, or preserved for curries and chutneys.

   • She added tamarind pulp to the curry for a sour flavor.
   • Tamarind is a key ingredient in many chutneys.
   • The fresh tamarind pods were sold at the market.

   🇩🇪Essbare Hülsenfrucht

• tamarinds plural form
• tamarinds' possessive plural form
• tamarind's possessive singular form