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Summary

Spanish to English: more detail...

baobab:
- sequoia
Wiktionary:
- baobab → baobab
- baobab → baobab

English to Spanish: more detail...

baobab:
- Wiktionary:
  baobab → baobab
  baobab → baobab
- Synonyms for "baobab":
  monkey-bread tree; Adansonia digitata; angiospermous tree; flowering tree

Spanish

Detailed Translations for baobab from Spanish to English

baobab:

baobab [el ~] noun

el baobab (árbol gigante; árbol inmenso)
the sequoia
- sequoia [the ~] noun

Translation Matrix for baobab:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
sequoia	baobab; árbol gigante; árbol inmenso

Wiktionary Translations for baobab:

baobab

noun

Adansonia digitata
- baobab → baobab

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• baobab	→ baobab	↔ Baobab — Botanik: eine afrikanische Baumart
• baobab	→ baobab	↔ Affenbrotbaum — ein Baum der afrikanischen Savanne sowie trockener Gebiete Madagaskars und Australiens (Gattung Adansonia)
• baobab	→ baobab	↔ baobab — (botanique) arbre de grande taille de la famille des malvacées poussant dans les pays tropicaux. Nom scientifique : Adansonia.

English

Detailed Translations for baobab from English to Spanish

baobab:

Translation Matrix for baobab:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	Adansonia digitata; monkey-bread tree

Synonyms for "baobab":

monkey-bread tree; Adansonia digitata; angiospermous tree; flowering tree

Related Definitions for "baobab":

African tree having an exceedingly thick trunk and fruit that resembles a gourd and has an edible pulp called monkey bread¹

Wiktionary Translations for baobab:

baobab

noun

Adansonia digitata
- baobab → baobab

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• baobab	→ baobab	↔ Baobab — Botanik: eine afrikanische Baumart
• baobab	→ baobab	↔ Affenbrotbaum — ein Baum der afrikanischen Savanne sowie trockener Gebiete Madagaskars und Australiens (Gattung Adansonia)
• baobab	→ baobab	↔ baobab — (botanique) arbre de grande taille de la famille des malvacées poussant dans les pays tropicaux. Nom scientifique : Adansonia.

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University