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    Pambuko (en. Young coconut)

    pám-bu-kó

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishTagalog
    noun
    A part or type of coconut that has soft white flesh and is commonly the name for its water.
    The young coconut is delicious and refreshing.
    Ang pambuko ay masarap at nakakapawi ng uhaw.
    The flesh of the young coconut can be eaten and used to make cakes or other dishes.
    The young coconut is often used in Filipino desserts.
    Madalas gamitin ang pambuko sa mga dessert na Filipino.
    A drink made from the juice of the young coconut, popular especially in tropical countries.
    In summer, I like to drink cold young coconut for refreshment.
    Sa tag-init, gusto kong uminom ng malamig na pambuko para sa refreshment.

    Etymology

    Tagalog word, derived from 'buko' meaning 'coconut' or 'juice' of coconut.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    Young coconut and sago
    A popular drink made from young coconut and sago pearls.
    Pambuko at sago

    Related Words

    coconut pie
    A delicious pie made from coconut meat and coconut milk.
    buko pie
    coconut shake
    A drink made from coconut, milk, and sugar usually blended with ice.
    buko shake

    Slang Meanings

    To latch onto knowledge
    He latches onto topics in discussions, that's why people always pay him.
    Pambuko siya sa mga diskusyon kaya lagi siyang binabayaran ng mga tao.
    Noisy or full of life
    He's like the life of the party, really bringing energy to the atmosphere.
    Para siyang pambuko sa party, talagang buhay na buhay ang paligid.