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Definition of simal - Reverso English Dictionary
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1.
Bombax ceibaTECH. tree native to Asia and AustralasiaTECH.
- The simal tree stood tall in the forest.
2.
plantTECH. East Indian tree yielding inferior silk cotton fibersTECH.
- Farmers harvested fibers from the simal for local use.
Examples of simal in a sentence
Local artisans used simal wood for crafting. The simal tree is common in rural areas. Artisans use simal fibers for crafting.
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- French:simal, arbre simal, ...
- German:Seidenwollbaum, Simal, ...
- Italian:albero di simal, simal, ...
- Spanish:árbol simal, simal, ...
- Portuguese:Bombax ceiba, sumaúma, ...
- Chinese:木棉树, ...
- Japanese:シマルの木, シマール, ...
- Arabic:شَجَرَةُ سِيبَا, سيمال, ...
- Hebrew:סִימָל, עֵץ סִימָל, ...
- Russian:сима́л, симал, ...
- Ukrainian:дерево симал, сімал, ...
- Hindi:सेमल, सिमल, ...
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