Bayubo (en. Mature)

/baˈju.bo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

noun

A part of a plant that typically contains seeds.

The bayubo of the mango is full of seeds.

Ang bayubo ng mangga ay puno ng mga buto.

The term for the part of the fruit that transformed from the flower.

Because of its bayubo, the fruit became sweeter.

Dahil sa kanyang bayubo, naging mas matamis ang prutas.

A collection of seeds or grains from fruits.

Gardeners take care of the bayubo to provide more crops.

Inaalagaan ng mga hardinero ang bayubo upang magbigay ng mas maraming pananim.

From Tagalog language.

mango bayubo

Fruit full of seeds.

bayubo ng mangga

fruit

The part of the plant that is eaten, usually sweet and fleshy.

prutas

seed

An enclosed part of the bayubo that contains the seed.

butong

Drunken or a drunkard

Oh no! Brother is bayubo again, his storytelling has already started.

Hay nako! Si Kuya, bayubo na naman siya, nag-umpisa na ang kanyang kwentuhan.

Someone who gossips about others

Don't listen too much to bayubo, it's all just gossip.

Huwag kang makinig masyado kay bayubo, puro tsismis lang yan.

Lazy and doing nothing

Juan is so bayubo, he can't think of anything to do except stay up late.

Sobrang bayubo na ni Juan, wala na siyang maisip na gawin kundi magpuyat.