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Aril শব্দের বাংলা অর্থ: ছিলকা
Aril Meaning In Bengali ছিলকা
Aril
ছিলকে, ছিলকা, ছাল, তুষ, ভুসি, খোসা,
Definition
1) Aril (noun): A fleshy seed covering that develops from the ovule stalk and partially or completely covers the seed; often brightly colored and attractive to animals for seed dispersal.
2) Aril (noun): A specialized outgrowth from the funiculus (seed stalk) surrounding the seed of certain plants, such as the mace in nutmeg.
3) Aril (noun): Any appendage growing from the hilum of a seed, such as the twisted red seed appendage of the yew tree.
Examples
Aril Example in a sentence
1) The bright red aril on the seed of the pomegranate adds a pop of color.
2) The aril of the durian fruit has a distinct aroma that some people find off-putting.
3) Birds are attracted to the fleshy aril surrounding the seeds of the yew tree.
4) The aril of the coffee bean is carefully removed before roasting.
5) The delicious taste of lychee is partly attributed to its sweet aril.
6) Some plants produce arils as a way to entice animals to help with seed dispersal.
7) The aril of the nutmeg seed is used to make mace.
8) The vibrant orange aril of the annatto seed is commonly used as a natural dye.
9) The aril of the myristica tree is prized for its culinary and medicinal properties.
10) Be careful not to confuse the aril with the seed itself when preparing certain fruits.
Part of Speech
Aril (Noun)
Synonyms
Aril , Lath , Skin , Bark - (NOUN) ছিলকে
Lath , Skin , Aril , Bark - (NOUN) ছিলকা
Skin , Peel , Aril , Film , Leather - (NOUN) ছাল
Bran , Husk , Chaff , Aril , Glume - (NOUN) তুষ
Encyclopedia
Aril (noun): A fleshy seed covering that develops from the ovule stalk and partially or completely covers the seed; often brightly colored and attractive to animals for seed dispersal.
Aril (noun): A specialized outgrowth from the funiculus (seed stalk) surrounding the seed of certain plants, such as the mace in nutmeg.
Aril (noun): Any appendage growing from the hilum of a seed, such as the twisted red seed appendage of the yew tree.
