Amla
Borrowed from Gujarati આમળું (āmaḷũ), from Sanskrit आमलक (āmalaka). Doublet of emblic.
amla (plural amlas)
- Phyllanthus emblica, a deciduous tree.
- Synonyms: Indian gooseberry, emblic myrobalan, Malacca tree
2007 August 26, Katherine Russell Rich, “Go Suck on a Topaz”, in New York Times[1]:Less stately advice is also offered: the amla fruit, boiled, is an excellent hair conditioner.
- the bitter yellow-green fruit of this tree.
- Synonym: emblic
tree
- Arabic: أَمْلَج m (ʔamlaj)
- Bengali: আমলকি (amloki), আমলকী (bn) (amloki), আমলক (bn) (amolok), আমলাতি (amlati), আমলাতী (amlati)
- Burmese: ဆီးဖြူ (my) (hci:hpru)
- Czech: smuteň lékařská
- Danish: please add this translation if you can
- Finnish: amblapuu
- Gujarati: આમળું n (āmaḷũ)
- Hindi: आंवला m (āmvlā), आँवला (hi) m (ā̃vlā), आमला (hi) m (āmlā)
- Indonesian: malaka (id), melaka (id)
- Japanese: アムラ (amura), 阿摩勒 (anmaroku), 油柑 (yukan)
- Malay: melaka
- Persian: آمله (fa) (âmole, âmle, âmala), املگ (amlag), امیله (amile)
- Polish: liściokwiat garbnikowy (pl) m, agrest indyjski m, amla f
- Sanskrit: आमलक (sa) m or n (āmalaka), आमलकी (sa) f (āmalakī)
- Tamil: நெல்லி (ta) (nelli)
- Telugu: ఆమలకము (te) (āmalakamu), ధాత్రి (te) (dhātri)
- Thai: มะขามป้อม (má-kǎam-bpɔ̂m)
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