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1. (n.) papaya
a small tropical American tree, Carica papaya, resembling a palm with broad leaves at the top, bearing a yellow melonlike fruit.
2. papaya
the fruit itself.
Etymology: (1760–70; < Sp < Carib (Hispaniola))
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1. (noun) papaya, papaia, pawpaw, papaya tree, melon tree, Carica papaya
tropical American shrub or small tree having huge deeply palmately cleft leaves and large oblong yellow fruit
2. (noun) papaya
large oval melon-like tropical fruit with yellowish flesh
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Sense: a tropical tree or its fruit.
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 Afrikaans: papaja |
 Arabic: شَجَرة البابايا |
 Bulgarian: палая |
 Brazilian: mamão |
 Czech: papája |
 German: die Papaya |
 Danish: papaja |
 Greek: παπάγια (τροπικό δέντρο κ |
 Spanish: papaya |
 Estonian: papaia |
 Farsi: خربزه درختی |
 Finnish: papaija |
 French: papaye |
 Hebrew: פַּאפָּיָה |
 Hindi: पपीता |
 Croatian: papaja(palmoliko tropsko |
 Hungarian: papaya |
 Indonesian: pepaya |
 Icelandic: melónutré; papaya |
 Italian: papaia |
 Japanese: パパイヤ |
 Korean: 파파야 |
 Lithuanian: papajinis melionmedis, pa |
 Latvian: papaija |
 Malay: betik |
 Dutch: papaja |
 Norwegian: papaya |
 Polish: papaja |
 Persian: خربزه درختی |
 Pashto: يو ډول ونه |
 Portuguese: papaia |
 Romanian: papaya |
 Russian: папайя |
 Slovak: papaja |
 Slovenian: papaja |
 Serbian: papaja |
 Swedish: papaya |
 Thai: มะละกอ |
 Turkish: papaya |
 Taiwanese: 木瓜樹，木瓜 |
 Ukrainian: папая, диняче дерево |
 Urdu: امرود |
 Vietnamese: cây đu đủ |
 Chinese: 木瓜树，木瓜果 |
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