WILGA

Meaning of WILGA in English

[ 'wɪlgə ]

■ noun a small white-flowering Australian tree which is resistant to drought and a valuable source of fodder. [ Geijera parviflora .]

Origin

C19: from Wiradhuri ~r .

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WILGA — ˈwilgə noun ( -s ) Etymology: from native name in New South Wales : an Australian plant of the genus …
Webster's New International English Dictionary
WILGA — n. Austral. a small tree of the genus Geijera, with white flowers. [Aboriginal]
Английский основной разговорный словарь
WILGA — n. Austral. a small tree of the genus Geijera, with white flowers. [ Aboriginal ]
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WILGA — n. Austral. a small tree of the genus Geijera, with white flowers. Etymology: Aboriginal
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WILLOW — I. ˈwi(ˌ)lō, -_lə; -_ləw or -_lō+V noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English wilghe, welew, wilowe, from …
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NATIVE WILLOW — noun : any of several Australian trees having foliage resembling that of a willow: as a. : boobyalla b. : …
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AUSTRALIAN WILLOW — noun Usage: usually capitalized A : wilga
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