Gingko Meaning in English

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Definition

A gingko is a large, ancient tree known for its unique fan-shaped leaves and its seeds, which are sometimes used in traditional medicine.

Usage & Nuances

The word 'gingko' is sometimes spelled 'ginkgo,' and both refer to the same tree. Most often used in scientific, botanical, or health contexts. Common phrases include 'gingko tree' and 'gingko extract.' Not to be confused with 'bingo'.

• Spanish: ginkgo - árbol ginkgo
• Portuguese (BR): ginkgo - árvore ginkgo
• Portuguese (PT): ginkgo - árvore ginkgo
• Chinese (Simplified): 银杏 - 银杏树
• Chinese (Traditional): 銀杏 - 銀杏樹
• Hindi: गिंको - गिंको पेड़
• Arabic: جنكو - شجرة الجنكو
• Bengali: গিঙ্কো - গিংকো
• Russian: гингко - гинкго
• Japanese: イチョウ
• Vietnamese: bạch quả
• Korean: 은행나무
• Turkish: ginko - gingko ağacı
• Urdu: جنکگو
• Indonesian: ginkgo - pohon gingko

Example Sentences

The gingko is a very old tree species.

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Many people use gingko leaves for health purposes.

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A gingko tree grows near my house.

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I bought some gingko supplements from the pharmacy.

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Have you ever seen a gingko in the fall? The leaves turn bright yellow.

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Some people say gingko helps with memory, but more research is needed.

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