- in
western South America, Mexico, and
Central America. The
Nahuatl word
tomatl gave rise to the
Spanish word tomate, from
which the
English word tomato...
- of the most
prominent are
undoubtedly chocolate and
tomato (from
Nahuatl tōmatl).
Other common words are
coyote (from
Nahuatl coyōtl),
avocado (from Nahuatl...
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agriculture each year as if it were an annual. The
tomatillo (from Nahuatl,
tomatl) is also
known as husk tomato,
Mexican groundcherry, large-flowered tomatillo...
- (definition) from tlahtlaōyoh [t͡ɬɑʔt͡ɬɑˈoːjoʔ]
Tomato (definition) from
tomatl [
ˈtomat͡ɬ], via
Spanish tomate. The
change from
tomate to
tomato was
likely influenced...
- томат tomāt [tomaːt]
tomato Russian томат, from
Spanish tomate, from
Nahuan tomatl орэндж orănǯʼ [wɐrɐnd͡ʒ]
orange Persian نارنگ nârang or نارنج nâranj нэмаз...
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tequila (Tecuilah) tiburón (Taíno) tiza (Nahuatl, tizatl)
tomate (Nahuatl
tómatl) tucán tuna tuza (Nahuatl) vicuña (Quechua wik'uña)
vizcacha (Quechua wisk'acha)...
-
Etymology of "potato")
Ranch (rancho)
Rodeo Siesta Tomato (tomate from
Nahuatl tomatl)
Tornado Vanilla (vainilla) This
article contains phonetic transcriptions...
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nightshade Nahuatl From
tomatl ("swelling" / "fat") via
Spanish Tomato (Solanum lycopersi****)
nightshade Nahuatl From
tomatl ("swelling" / "fat") via...
