Definition
Definition of dika - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
ingredientRare food made from seeds of the African mango treeRare
- Dika is a staple in many West African dishes.
2.
botanyRare tree species native to West AfricaRare
- The dika grows abundantly in West African forests.
Expressions with dika
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food made by grinding African wild mango seeds
Dika bread is made from ground African wild mango seeds.
Origin of dika
Efik, edikang (a type of tree)
Examples of dika in a sentence
Many markets sell dried dika for cooking. Farmers harvest the fruit of the dika tree. The dika is known for its edible seeds.
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- French:dika, arbre dika, ...
- German:Dika, Dikabaum, ...
- Italian:dika, ...
- Spanish:dika, ...
- Portuguese:dika, ...
- Chinese:迪卡, 西非榛子, ...
- Japanese:ディカ, ディカの木, ...
- Arabic:دِكَّة, دِيكا, ...
- Hebrew:דִּיקָה, ...
- Russian:продукт из семян дика, африканское дерево, ...
- Ukrainian:діка, африканське дерево, ...
- Hindi:डिका, डिका वृक्ष, ...
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