kalumpang

• Sustantivo que designa un gran árbol tropical del Viejo Mundo, conocido por sus flores anaranjadas o rojas de olor fétido y sus vainas rojizas con semillas ricas en aceite, a veces comestibles.

A noun referring to a large tree native to the Old World tropics, known for its foul-smelling orange-red blossoms and red pods containing oil-rich seeds sometimes used as food.

1. Large tropical treeC2formal

   A large tree native to the Old World tropics, characterized by foul-smelling orange-red blossoms and red pods containing oil-rich seeds sometimes used as food.

   Árbol de la cuasia o kalumpang

   • The kalumpang tree is known for its distinctive, unpleasant-smelling flowers.
   • In some regions, the oil-rich seeds of the kalumpang are harvested for food.
   • The red pods of the kalumpang tree contain seeds that are a local delicacy.