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hayawa | hyawa | Alternative forms |

Hyawa is a alternative form of hayawa.


Hayawa is often a misspelling of hyawa.


Hayawa has no English definition.

As a noun hyawa is

the wood or gum of the species: Icica heptaphyllum or species: Protium heptaphylla, one of many species known as incense tree.

hayawa

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Hayawa has no English definition. It may be misspelled.

English words similar to 'hayawa':

hahaha, hyawa

hyawa

English

(wikipedia hyawa) (Icica heptaphyllum) (Protium heptaphylla)

Alternative forms

* hiawa, hayawa

Noun

(en noun)
  • The wood or gum of the , one of many species known as incense tree.

    • Synonyms

    * (bastard cedar), tacamahaca, (conima) * (Brazilian elmi)

    See also

    * elemi * (Elemi) * Wikipedia articles referring to Protium heptaphyllum * (Protium) * (Protium icicariba) *

    References

    * See the entry on p.984 of the "Official and Descriptive Catalogue of the Great Exhibition" concerning transverse and vertical sections of the wood from the River Berbice in Guyana. The abbreviation Aubl. refers to the French botanist , 1720-1778, the author of a major work on the botany of Guyana with 400-odd copperplate engravings. * An entry for "incense tree" in the Shorter OED (1983) confirming the Latin name of the tree which is indistinct in the photograpic image of the "Catalogue" page and garbled on the transcription page which also renders "sections" as "motions".

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