Definition of bunya in English:

bunya

(also bunya bunya, bunya pine)

noun ˈbʌnjəˈbənyə

A tall coniferous Australian tree related to the monkey puzzle, bearing large cones containing edible seeds.
Araucaria bidwillii, family Araucariaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- Although his stand generated much publicity, the fate of the bunya pine and other trees remained uncertain, with last-minute negotiations coming to a close between the city council and Woolworth's at press time.
- As the seasons came round, they gathered for feasts of bogong moths or bunya nuts.
- Who's for savoring emu, kangaroo, or skate wing dusted with bunya nut?
- On the Black Snake trail, there were eucalyptus trees everywhere, but also a couple of famous trees, called bunya pines, that drop cones every three years, something that used to be the occasion for celebrations by Aboriginal peoples.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Wiradhuri.

Rhymes

gunyah

Definition of bunya in US English:

bunya

(also bunya-bunya, bunya pine)

nounˈbənyə

A tall coniferous Australian tree of the monkey puzzle family that bears large cones containing edible seeds.
Araucaria bidwillii, family Araucariaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- Who's for savoring emu, kangaroo, or skate wing dusted with bunya nut?
- Although his stand generated much publicity, the fate of the bunya pine and other trees remained uncertain, with last-minute negotiations coming to a close between the city council and Woolworth's at press time.
- As the seasons came round, they gathered for feasts of bogong moths or bunya nuts.
- On the Black Snake trail, there were eucalyptus trees everywhere, but also a couple of famous trees, called bunya pines, that drop cones every three years, something that used to be the occasion for celebrations by Aboriginal peoples.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Wiradhuri.

单词	bunya
释义	Definition of bunya in English: bunya (also bunya bunya, bunya pine) noun ˈbʌnjəˈbənyə A tall coniferous Australian tree related to the monkey puzzle, bearing large cones containing edible seeds. Araucaria bidwillii, family Araucariaceae Example sentencesExamples Although his stand generated much publicity, the fate of the bunya pine and other trees remained uncertain, with last-minute negotiations coming to a close between the city council and Woolworth's at press time. As the seasons came round, they gathered for feasts of bogong moths or bunya nuts. Who's for savoring emu, kangaroo, or skate wing dusted with bunya nut? On the Black Snake trail, there were eucalyptus trees everywhere, but also a couple of famous trees, called bunya pines, that drop cones every three years, something that used to be the occasion for celebrations by Aboriginal peoples. Origin Mid 19th century: from Wiradhuri. Rhymes gunyah Definition of bunya in US English: bunya (also bunya-bunya, bunya pine) nounˈbənyə A tall coniferous Australian tree of the monkey puzzle family that bears large cones containing edible seeds. Araucaria bidwillii, family Araucariaceae Example sentencesExamples Who's for savoring emu, kangaroo, or skate wing dusted with bunya nut? Although his stand generated much publicity, the fate of the bunya pine and other trees remained uncertain, with last-minute negotiations coming to a close between the city council and Woolworth's at press time. As the seasons came round, they gathered for feasts of bogong moths or bunya nuts. On the Black Snake trail, there were eucalyptus trees everywhere, but also a couple of famous trees, called bunya pines, that drop cones every three years, something that used to be the occasion for celebrations by Aboriginal peoples. Origin Mid 19th century: from Wiradhuri.
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