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BETEL - translation to arabic
MILD STIMULANT, SIMILAR TO CAFFEINE OR NICOTINE
Piper betle; Betel leaf; Betel juice; Vetrilai; Betel leaves; La-lop; Veeleya; Vettila; Vidyache pan; Taambuul; Sirih leaves; Piper betel; Sirih; Daun sirih; Betel vine; Betel pepper; Mustard stick
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BETEL
ألاسم
تُنْبُول
betel
تَنْبول:نبات من الفصيلة الفلفلية
betel
تَنْبول (نبات من الفصيلة الفلفلية)
Definition
betel
['bi:t(?)l]
¦ noun an Asian evergreen climbing plant, whose leaves and astringent seeds (betel nuts) are chewed as a mild stimulant. [Piper betle.]
Origin
C16: via Port. from Malayalam ve??ila.
Wikipedia
Betel
The betel, Piper betle, is a species of flowering plant in the pepper family Piperaceae, native to Southeast Asia. It is an evergreen, dioecious vine, with glossy heart-shaped leaves and white catkins. Betel plants are cultivated for their leaves which are most commonly used as flavoring in chewing areca nut (betel nut chewing).
Examples of use of BETEL
1. Pakistani markets are full of Indian betel leaves.
2. Right early in the afternoon, children of the Betel commune in the remote Hru village, Chu Se district, flocked to the Betel church, which was hung with a banner "To live gospel amidst the nation." Over the past years, people from the Betel commune has always lived in line with the Bible.
3. He grinned, baring a mouthful of teeth stained black by decades of betel nut.
4. Specification 4: did murder Mohmed Tabal Ahmed, also known as Mohmed Betel Ahmed.
5. "No one in Betel now is living in hunger or in ramshackle cottages.