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loquat
[ loh-kwot, -kwat ]
noun
- a small evergreen tree, Eriobotrya japonica, native to China and Japan, cultivated as an ornamental and for its yellow, plumlike fruit.
- the fruit itself.
loquat
/ -kwət; ˈləʊkwɒt /
noun
- an ornamental evergreen rosaceous tree, Eriobotrya japonica, of China and Japan, having reddish woolly branches, white flowers, and small yellow edible plumlike fruits
- the fruit of this tree
Word History and Origins
Origin of loquat1
Word History and Origins
Origin of loquat1
Example Sentences
An interesting part of the process, too, is learning fruit that I didn’t know about, like loquats and pink peppercorn.
It takes precision to harness so much abundance; raising the house to save the sibipiruna, for instance, meant inserting tiers in the terrain to avoid girdling the roots of pre-existing loquats and phoenix palms.
Though Rincon doesn’t care for the loquat tree that grows in a corner of the property, she keeps watering it because her neighbors love the fruit.
“I don’t need a poll to tell me about the community needs,” she said, looking at her family’s loquat tree.
The street, whose parkways are dotted with loquat trees, is a few blocks from York Boulevard, one of Highland Park’s main drags.
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