Meaning of "buah" in the Malay dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF BUAH IN MALAY

buah

WHAT DOES BUAH MEAN IN MALAY?

Fruit

In the field of agriculture, the fruit is a cooked ovary, together with the seeds of a flowering tree. However, when it comes to the fruit, in terms of cooking, the fruit is meant as a result of the edible trees. However, some fruits can sometimes be considered as vegetables. Most fruits contain water. The fruit also has food fiber on the skin, seeds, and fibrous parts. Usually the fruit also contains iron and sugar, as well as a little protein and fat.

Definition of buah in the Malay dictionary

fruit 1. plant parts that occur from flowers or buds (usually seeds): this tree already exists; 2. The seeds are rather large and hard: ~ candlenut; ~ hard; 3. something that resembles a certain fruit; ~ bidaramanik that resembles the fruit of the lore; b) candies resembling lobster fruit; ~ berembang a) circle at the flagpole top etc; chalk-like exotic fruit; ~ melaka a) melaka tree; b) sj kuih, onde-onde; 4. parts (human body etc) that resemble fruit; ~ calf heart calf, calf meat; ~ large muscle arm on upper arms; 5. various circular objects; ~ button dress; ~ marble marbles; 6. jockey numbers for things (shapes or types of uncertain): se ~ home; some ~ chairs; 7. ki result of an act (business etc), as a result: all his business does not give ~; 8. ki material, tree, base; talk about the subject; b) the result of the conversation; 9. movement or technique in silat art to break the opponent's attack: ~ Saidina Ali and ~ lively have been studied; ~ aggregate (Bio) fruit formed from single flower (spt strawberries) or from some flowers (such as pineapple); ~ true = ~ real (Bio) fruit produced from ovary only (eg papaya); ~ bengang (Bio) the fruity fruit breaks (when cooked); ~ the lips of the person's name; items of discussion (discussions etc); ~ chess child chess (small thing used in chess game); ~ scales stone duct; ~ milk chest, tetek; ~ mind opinions; ~ hearts of loved ones, hearts of hearts; ~ fresh fruit life; ~ essay, writing; ~ Canned fruit Id; ~ dried a) dried fruit; b) (Bio) the fruit does not contain (fleshy) during maturity; artistic arts; ~ fruity fruiting; ~ Compound fruit compost; ~ The fruit of the fruity lid broke to the tip; ~ Fruit compound that occurs from flower arrangement; ~ eye a) eyeball; b) loved ones; ~ melaka (kuih) onde-onde; ~ dream of something dreamed; ~ oral conversation (conversation) people, lips; ~ fake (Bio) fruit formed from other parts of the flower, rather than from the ovary (eg fruit juice); ~ buttocks of both sides of the buttocks; ~ seed blades in men's genital sac; a discussion of the subject matter; b) the outcome of the talk; c) people's quoting; ~ pear fruit pen; ~ stomach Mn people who are members of a tribe (descendants of generations from women grandmother); ~ Waist (pair) of excretory organs located in the vertebrat's waist and serves blood purification, detoxifying the final result of metabolism in urine and controlling osmosis; ~ Remia Kd sj buah spt kundang tapi lebih kecil bentuknya; ~ lettuce some fruit from one flower; ~ serahim fruit that comes from one flower; ~ Fruit of a fruit that is like apple, has a seed on its core; ~ first fruit first (start); ~ milk plant sj (climbing tree), markisah, Passiflora laurifolia; ~ year of something rare; ~ handsa) work result; b) carried goods, souvenirs; ~ tanjung sj ​​kuih; ~ tasbih a) details of tasbih; b) herbs (herbs), canna orientalis; ~ dice dice vote; ~ penis penis; ~ high-ripe cooks, will be shortened, will be sloppy sloppy prb helpless to achieve desired (expected); ~ sweet in italics in it sweet mouthpiece usually contains evil intentions; It was hard on the front of the rattle to talk; where it is cooked, there are many birds present when we are good luck, many friends are swarming; Like a cook, eaten in a dense piece of bread, the old thing with a little energy is broken; because ~ the tree is known from the person's speech and temperament, it can be known from its origin; a single fruit; to make one; fruiting 1. having fruit, producing fruit: my rambutan already ~; 2. ki give results (consequences etc): unmarried marriage is not good; 3. fine-nourishing (in hair because it is not drained properly); Fruits are becoming: wailing; bear fruit (have) as a fruit: the rice is gold; fertilize 1. Id impregnate, fertilize male genes with female genes; 2. = mocking, adding: he was crying with all his heart while waving and wailing; produce, produce (produce etc): indeed earth ~ rice and soil produce gold; that understanding ~ love for Alif Idham; Melati tried ~ smile; fruits 1. artificial fruit; 2. various fruits, various kinds of fruit; fertilization of fertilization (pregnancy).

TRANSLATION OF BUAH

Find out the translation of buah to 25 languages with our Malay multilingual translator.

The translations of buah from Malay to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «buah» in Malay.

• Translator Malay - Chinese: 水果
• Translator Malay - Spanish: fruta
• Translator Malay - English: fruit
• Translator Malay - Hindi: फल
• Translator Malay - Arabic: فاكهة
• Translator Malay - Russian: фрукты
• Translator Malay - Portuguese: fruta
• Translator Malay - Bengali: ফল
• Translator Malay - French: fruit
• Malay: buah
• Translator Malay - German: Frucht
• Translator Malay - Japanese: フルーツ
• Translator Malay - Korean: 과일
• Translator Malay - Javanese: woh
• Translator Malay - Vietnamese: trái cây
• Translator Malay - Tamil: பழம்
• Translator Malay - Marathi: फळ
• Translator Malay - Turkish: meyve
• Translator Malay - Italian: frutta
• Translator Malay - Polish: owoc
• Translator Malay - Ukrainian: фрукти
• Translator Malay - Romanian: fruct
• Translator Malay - Greek: φρούτο
• Translator Malay - Afrikaans: vrugte
• Translator Malay - Swedish: frukt
• Translator Malay - Norwegian: frukt

MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «BUAH»

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