sapota

[ suh-poh-tuh ]

/ səˈpoʊ tə /

noun

sapote.

sapodilla.

Origin of sapota

1550–60; <New Latin <Mexican Spanish zapote sapodilla <Nahuatl tzapotl

Words nearby sapota

saponite, sapor, sap orchard, saporific, saporous, sapota, sapotaceous, sapote, sappanwood, sapper, Sapphic

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Example sentences from the Web for sapota

One of the largest trees in Yucatan is the sapota (Achras sapota).
The American Egypt|Channing Arnold
That which has attracted your attention—the Sapota achras—is especially well known.
Adventures of a Young Naturalist|Lucien Biart
The door lintels are sapota beams, which are to-day still in their places, as they were when Stephens visited the city in 1842.
The American Egypt|Channing Arnold
The highest is the sapota, from which the gummy sap chicle—basis of all American chewing-gums—is obtained.
The American Egypt|Channing Arnold

The lintels of the doors are almost invariably formed of the wood of the Central American sapota tree (Achras sapota).
The American Egypt|Channing Arnold

British Dictionary definitions for sapota

sapota

/ (səˈpəʊtə) /

noun

(in tropical America) any of various different fruits

another name for sapodilla

Word Origin for sapota

C16: from Spanish zapote, from Nahuatl tsapotl; see sapodilla

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单词	sapota
释义	sapota [ suh-poh-tuh ] / səˈpoʊ tə / noun sapote. sapodilla. Origin of sapota 1550–60; <New Latin <Mexican Spanish zapote sapodilla <Nahuatl tzapotl Words nearby sapota saponite, sapor, sap orchard, saporific, saporous, sapota, sapotaceous, sapote, sappanwood, sapper, Sapphic Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for sapota One of the largest trees in Yucatan is the sapota (Achras sapota). The American Egypt\|Channing Arnold That which has attracted your attention—the Sapota achras—is especially well known. Adventures of a Young Naturalist\|Lucien Biart The door lintels are sapota beams, which are to-day still in their places, as they were when Stephens visited the city in 1842. The American Egypt\|Channing Arnold The highest is the sapota, from which the gummy sap chicle—basis of all American chewing-gums—is obtained. The American Egypt\|Channing Arnold The lintels of the doors are almost invariably formed of the wood of the Central American sapota tree (Achras sapota). The American Egypt\|Channing Arnold British Dictionary definitions for sapota sapota / (səˈpəʊtə) / noun (in tropical America) any of various different fruits another name for sapodilla Word Origin for sapota C16: from Spanish zapote, from Nahuatl tsapotl; see sapodilla Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012
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