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banian

/ˈbæn.jən/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa un árbol de la India oriental que echa raíces aéreas que crecen hasta el suelo y forman troncos adicionales, o una chaqueta holgada que originalmente se usaba en la India.

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noun

/ˈbæn.jən/C2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa un árbol de la India oriental que echa raíces aéreas que crecen hasta el suelo y forman troncos adicionales, o una chaqueta holgada que originalmente se usaba en la India.

A noun referring to an East Indian tree that produces aerial shoots which grow downward into the soil, forming additional trunks, or a loose-fitting jacket originally worn in India.

  1. A type of fig treeB2formal

    A large East Indian fig tree (Ficus benghalensis) that sends out aerial roots which grow down into the soil, forming additional trunks and creating a wide canopy.

    esÁrbol baniano

    • The ancient banian tree in the park has dozens of secondary trunks.
    • Under the shade of the banian, the villagers held their meetings.
    • The banian's aerial roots can eventually become as thick as the main trunk.

    Sinónimosbanyanbanyan treeeast indian fig tree

  2. A loose-fitting jacketC1formal

    A loose, lightweight jacket or vest, originally worn in India, often made of cotton or silk.

    esChaqueta ligera tipo banyán

    • He wore a white banian over his shirt during the hot afternoon.
    • The traditional banian is still popular in some parts of India.
    • She bought a beautifully embroidered banian from the local market.
Formas
  • banians plural form
  • banians' possessive plural form
  • banian's possessive singular form