How Do You Spell MARANG?

Pronunciation: [mˈaɹaŋ] (IPA)

The word "marang" is spelled /maˈɾaŋ/ in IPA phonetic transcription. It is a tropical fruit that is native to Southeast Asia, also known as "terap" in Indonesian language. The spelling is based on the pronunciation of the word, with emphasis on the first syllable "ma" and a nasal "ng" sound at the end. It is important to use accurate spelling and proper phonetic transcription when referring to this fruit, to avoid any confusion or miscommunication.

MARANG Meaning and Definition

1. Marang is a noun that refers to a tropical fruit tree belonging to the family Annonaceae, native to the Philippines and other Southeast Asian countries. Its scientific name is Artocarpus odoratissimus. The marang tree can grow up to approximately 25 meters in height and produces large, round fruits that are green when unripe and turn yellowish to brown when ripe.

   The marang fruit is characterized by its spiky outer skin and segmented flesh, which is creamy, sweet, and aromatic. The flesh of the marang is often consumed fresh, either by peeling off the skin or cutting it into sections. The edible part of the fruit consists of numerous fleshy arils, each containing a large seed. The taste of marang is often described as a combination of sweet custard and hints of tanginess.

   Marang is highly regarded for its flavorful and juicy flesh, making it a popular fruit in the regions where it is cultivated. It is not only enjoyed as a refreshing snack, but it is also used in various culinary creations such as desserts, ice creams, smoothies, and preserves.

   Apart from its culinary significance, marang also has cultural and economic value in the Philippines and other countries where it is grown. The tree itself is utilized for timber, and its leaves are used for various purposes such as making mats and baskets. The marang fruit represents a symbol of tropical abundance and is a significant agricultural commodity in the regions it is found.

Common Misspellings for MARANG

• narang
• karang
• jarang
• mzrang
• msrang
• mwrang
• mqrang
• maeang
• madang
• mafang
• matang
• ma5ang
• ma4ang
• marzng
• marsng
• marwng
• marqng
• marabg
• maramg
• maang

Etymology of MARANG

The word "marang" is derived from the Visayan language, specifically Cebuano. It originates from the word "malang" which means "thorny", referring to the fruit's spiky exterior. Marang is a tropical fruit native to Southeast Asia, particularly the Philippines and Malaysia.

Similar spelling words for MARANG

• marengo,
• marianas,
• maring.