betel
part of speech
noun (betel, plural betels)
meaning for a pupil
A betel is a climbing plant from Asia whose leaves are chewed with a nut, often after being mixed with spices. tree →
sense in the lessons
in tales a princess's servants find and eat betel-leaf, which can be given in great quantities as a gift or treat.
examples
- The princess's servants found the betel-leaf and began to eat it. tree →
- The young Raja asked for a great deal of betel-leaf. tree →
- In some countries people chew betel after meals. tree →
note
nothing for maths
Trees and pragmatics
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