Definition of papauma in English:

papauma

(also papaumu)

noun pɑːpəˈuːmə

A small evergreen tree or shrub of New Zealand, Griselinia littoralis (family Griseliniaceae), having large, thick, shiny leaves; also called broadleaf (see "broad [noun¹, adverb]"). Also NZ: a coprosma, Coprosma grandifolia (family Rubiaceae).

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Joseph Hooker (1817–1911), botanist. From Maori pāpāuma.

(also papaumu)

nounpɑːpəˈuːmə

A small evergreen tree or shrub of New Zealand, Griselinia littoralis (family Griseliniaceae), having large, thick, shiny leaves; also called broadleaf (see "broad [noun¹, adverb]"). Also NZ: a coprosma, Coprosma grandifolia (family Rubiaceae).

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Joseph Hooker (1817–1911), botanist. From Maori pāpāuma.

单词	papauma
释义	Definition of papauma in English: papauma (also papaumu) noun pɑːpəˈuːmə A small evergreen tree or shrub of New Zealand, Griselinia littoralis (family Griseliniaceae), having large, thick, shiny leaves; also called broadleaf (see "broad [noun¹, adverb]"). Also NZ: a coprosma, Coprosma grandifolia (family Rubiaceae). Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Joseph Hooker (1817–1911), botanist. From Maori pāpāuma. Definition of papauma in US English: papauma (also papaumu) nounpɑːpəˈuːmə A small evergreen tree or shrub of New Zealand, Griselinia littoralis (family Griseliniaceae), having large, thick, shiny leaves; also called broadleaf (see "broad [noun¹, adverb]"). Also NZ: a coprosma, Coprosma grandifolia (family Rubiaceae). Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Joseph Hooker (1817–1911), botanist. From Maori pāpāuma.
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