gac

See also: GAC, Gac, gać, Gać, gạc, gác, gấc, and -gaç

English

Etymology

Borrowed from Vietnamese gấc.

Pronunciation

enPR: găk, IPA^(key): /ɡæk/
Rhymes: -æk
Homophones: gack, gak

Noun

gac (uncountable)

The Southeast Asian fruit Momordica cochinchinensis, a reddish spiny gourd with high lycopene content.

Synonyms

(Momordica cochinchinensis): baby jackfruit, Cochinchin gourd, spiny bitter gourd, sweet gourd

Translations

Momordica cochinchinensis

Chinese:
Cantonese: 木鱉果／木鳖果 (muk⁶ bit³ gwo²), 木鱉子／木鳖子 (muk⁶ bit³ zi²)

Mandarin: 木鱉果／木鳖果 (mùbiēguǒ), 木虌子, 木鱉子／木鳖子 (zh) (mùbiēzǐ)
French: gac (fr)
Japanese: 南蛮烏瓜,, ナンバンカラスウリ (Nanban karasuuri), ガック (Gakku), 木鼈子, モクベツシ (mokubetsushi)
Russian: гак (ru) m (gak)
Thai: ฟักข้าว (fák-kâao)
Vietnamese: gấc (vi)

Anagrams

ACG, AGC, CAG, CGA, cag

Bouyei

Etymology

From Proto-Tai *qaːꟲ (“to kill”).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ka˥˧/

Verb

gac

to kill

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