Meaning of "abacá" in the Portuguese dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF ABACÁ IN PORTUGUESE

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GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF ABACÁ

Abacá is a noun.

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WHAT DOES ABACÁ MEAN IN PORTUGUESE?

Abaca

Abacá, also known as manila hemp, manzanilla hemp, alvacá, rope banana, banana tree and bandala is a type of banana tree that also provides one of the most important raw materials for the cordage. Its fruits are not edible. With the fibers extracted from it, cables are used all over the world to tie the ships in the harbors. It is used in preference to any other fiber because, in addition to its enormous resistance to tension, it is hardly deteriorable under the action of water, sweet or salty. The fibers of this tropical musace are from two to four meters long and come from the petioles of its leaves. The plantation looks like a banana tree and the plants are cut by the base before they come to fruition. Abacá is also employed in the manufacture of twines, bags, fishing lines and nets, carpets, wrapping paper and paper pulp. The Philippine Islands have been, since time immemorial, the main producer center. During World War II, United States plantations in Central America, begun in the 1920s, supplied the allied market.

TRANSLATION OF ABACÁ

Find out the translation of abacá to 25 languages with our Portuguese multilingual translator.

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

• Translator Portuguese - Chinese: 蕉麻
• Translator Portuguese - Spanish: Abacá
• Translator Portuguese - English: abaca
• Translator Portuguese - Hindi: abaca
• Translator Portuguese - Arabic: القنب
• Translator Portuguese - Russian: абака
• Portuguese: abacá
• Translator Portuguese - Bengali: abaca
• Translator Portuguese - French: abaca
• Translator Portuguese - Malay: abaka
• Translator Portuguese - German: Abaca
• Translator Portuguese - Japanese: アバカ
• Translator Portuguese - Korean: 아바카
• Translator Portuguese - Javanese: abaca
• Translator Portuguese - Vietnamese: abaca
• Translator Portuguese - Tamil: abaca
• Translator Portuguese - Marathi: abaca
• Translator Portuguese - Turkish: abaka
• Translator Portuguese - Italian: abaca
• Translator Portuguese - Polish: manila
• Translator Portuguese - Ukrainian: абака
• Translator Portuguese - Romanian: abaca
• Translator Portuguese - Greek: καννάβι της μανίλας
• Translator Portuguese - Afrikaans: abaca
• Translator Portuguese - Swedish: abaca
• Translator Portuguese - Norwegian: abaca

10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «ABACÁ»

Discover the use of abacá in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to abacá and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.

Glossário Luso-Asiático

ABACÁ (s. m.). É о nome quo os espanlióis adoptaram ñas Filipinas dos idiomas tagalo e bisaio (abalea), da familia malaio-polinésia, e trans- mitirain a outras línguas europeias, para designar urna uspócie do bana- neira, Мша textiüs, Neos, ...

Sebastião Rodolfo Dalgado

Diseases of Banana, Abacá, and Enset

Introduction to banana, abacá and enset; Fungal diseases of the foliage; Fungal diseases of the root, corm and pseudostem; Fungal diseases of banana fruit; Diseases caused by bacteria; Diseases caused by viruses; Nematode pathogens; Non ...

David Robert Jones, 2000

A Weaver's Garden: Growing Plants for Natural Dyes and Fibers

Native to the Philippines and Malaysia, abacá (Musa textilis) is a tropicalplant closely relatedandsimilar tothebanana. Although it reaches the height of a small tree, its growth form is quite unlikethatofa woody plant. Abacá has a false trunkor  ...

Rita Buchanan, 2012

Biodegradable Materials: Cotton, Flax, Straw, Beeswax, Straw ...

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LLC Books, 2010

Tagalog Words and Phrases: Lima, Abacá, Yo-Yo, List of ...

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Source Wikipedia, Books Llc, 2010

Banana Root System: towards a better understanding for its ...

Pp. 307-314 in Diseases of Banana, Abacá and Enset (D.R. Jones, ed.). CABI Publishing, Wallingford, UK. De Waele D., S.R. Gowen, M. Tessera & A.J. Quimio. 2000. Other nematodes. Pp. 314-323 in Diseases of Banana, Abacá and Enset ...

David W. Turner, Rosales, F.E., 2005

Flora of the Philippines: Rafflesia, Rambutan, Calamondin, ...

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Books, LLC, Source: Wikipedia, Books Group, 2011

Lonely Planet Philippines

( 495346; www.abacaresort.com; Punta EnganoRd; ste &villas P14,50026,500) The ultimate in boutique luxury, Abacá has it all. With its secluded oceanfront position, infinity pool and butler service, youmight expect to seeJamesBond sipping a ...

Lonely Planet, Greg Bloom, Michael Grosberg, 2012

Materias primas agrícolas: competencia con los sucedáneos ...

Abacá La producción mundial de abacá, después de caer bruscamente a todo lo largo de la década de los 60 y 70, se estabilizó en torno a las 85 000 toneladas anuales de las que un 90 por ciento aproximadamente se produce en Filipinas ...

Organización de las Naciones Unidas para la Agricultura y la Alimentación. Dirección de Productos Básicos y Comercio, Fao, 1984

Enciclopédia agrícola brasileira: E-H

De grande significado económico são as de algodão. juta. linho. sisal. abacá. cânhamo e henequém. Por outro lado. as fibras de coco têm importância como subproduto do aproveitamento da polpa e as de caroá. istle. ráfia e piaçava são  ...

Julio Seabra Inglez Souza, 1995

7 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ABACÁ»

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Throwback taste: Serving up American classics

THE Abacá Group has Cebuanos completely hooked as it gives the locals a taste of dishes from different parts of the world with its growing list of restaurants. «Sun.Star, Oct 15»

And now, a Lebanese resto in Cebu

THE ABACÁ Group's chef-owner Jason Hyatt is a man who needs no introduction in Cebu. With his wide range of restaurants offering different global ... «Inquirer.net, Mar 14»

Fashion designers benefit communities in Philippines with …

The government has put its weight behind the abacá industry and is currently seeking certification from the Rainforest Alliance to increase market value. «The Guardian, Mar 14»

Abacá Boutique Resort + Spa is #1 on Trip Advisor's Travelers …

IT'S getting to be a habit, and owner Jason Hyatt could not be prouder. His internationally-renowned Abacá Boutique Resort + Spa has just gotten top honors ... «Sun.Star, Feb 14»

Tavolata, Phat Pho–two new happy eating places, same great food …

If, like us, you live to eat, you probably frequent the Condé Nast award-winning Abacá Restaurant in Mactan and A Café and Maya Mexican Restaurant and ... «Inquirer.net, Jun 13»

Mactan resort wins multiple travelers' choice awards

This year, internationally renowned Abacá Boutique Resort + Restaurant adds three more awards to its already full shelf, earning top honors on Trip Advisor's ... «Inquirer.net, Feb 13»

Abacá São Jorge inicia homenagens a Oxum

Para celebrar, o grupo Afoxé, do Abacá São Jorge, realizará uma série de cerimônias religiosas, todas com o objetivo de promover a integração religiosa e ... «Infonet, Dec 08»