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peepul

/ˈpiː.pʊl/

Traduction: Grand figuier originaire d'Inde, remarquable par sa taille et sa longévité, dépourvu de racines aériennes contrairement au banian, et vénéré par les bouddhistes comme arbre sacré.

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noun

/ˈpiː.pʊl/C2formalscientific
  • frGrand figuier originaire d'Inde, remarquable par sa taille et sa longévité, dépourvu de racines aériennes contrairement au banian, et vénéré par les bouddhistes comme arbre sacré.

A large fig tree native to India, noted for its great size and longevity, lacking the prop roots of the banyan, and regarded as sacred by Buddhists.

  1. Sacred fig treeC1formal

    A large fig tree native to the Indian subcontinent, known for its longevity and heart-shaped leaves. It is considered sacred in Buddhism and Hinduism.

    frFiguier des pagodes

    • The peepul tree is often planted near temples in India.
    • Buddha is said to have attained enlightenment under a peepul tree.
    • The village elders gathered in the shade of the ancient peepul.

    Synonymespipalpipulsacred fig

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