Durian (en. Durian)

duːr.i.ən

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

noun

A fruit known for its sweet and rich flesh, but has a very strong odor.

Durian is referred to as the king of fruits in Southeast Asia.

Ang durian ay tinaguriang hari ng prutas sa Timog-silangang Asya.

A primary fruit from durian trees found in tropical regions.

Fresh durians are commonly sold in markets during summer.

Karaniwan sa mga pamilihan ang pagbabenta ng sariwang durian noong tag-init.

A well-known symbol of Asian cuisine, especially in countries like Thailand and Malaysia.

Durian is one of the most influential symbols of Asian dishes.

Ang durian ay isa sa mga pinaka-maimpluwensyang simbolo ng putaheng Asyano.

The word 'durian' comes from the Malay word 'duri' meaning 'thorn'.

king of fruits

A term for durian due to its popularity among people.

hari ng prutas

thorn

Refers to the long sharp parts of the skin of the durian.

tinik

Fruit with a bad smell

For some people, durian smells like feet.

Para sa mga tao, durian ang amoy ng paa.

Strange fruit

Durian is really strange; can you handle the smell?

Ang durian ay talagang kakaiba; kaya mo bang ibitin ang amoy?

Extremely delicious or unbeatable

For me, durian is the best; no other fruit can compare.

Para sa akin, durian is the best; walang ibang prutas na makakatapat.

King of fruits

Durian is the king of fruits, but not everyone likes it.

Durian ang hari ng mga prutas, pero di lahat gusto.