acacia

• n. アラビアゴム; アカシア; アカシア属の植物。
• n. （アカシア）人の名前；（イタリア語）アカシア

根元のacから、鋭い、酸っぱい。アカシアの木のトゲを指す。

acacia

acacia: [16] Acacia comes via Latin from Greek akakía, a word for the shittah. This is a tree mentioned several times in the Bible (the Ark of the Covenant was made from its wood). It is not clear precisely what it was, but it was probably a species of what we now know as the acacia. The ultimate derivation of Greek akakía is obscure too; some hold that it is based on Greek aké ‘point’ (a distant relation of English acid), from the thorniness of the tree, but others suggest that it may be a loanword from Egyptian.

acacia (n.)

1540s, from Latin acacia, from Greek akakia "thorny Egyptian tree," perhaps related to Greek ake "point, thorn," from PIE root *ak- "sharp" (see acrid). Or perhaps a Hellenization of some Egyptian word. From late 14c. in English as the name of a type of gum used as an astringent, etc.

1. He lives at 9, Acacia Gardens.

彼は金合歓街9号に住んでいる。

2.The bullhorn acacia has serious competition.

クロワッサンは厳しい挑戦に直面している。

3.The bullhorn acacia is not a tree of the dark windless depths of the tropical rain-forest.

クロワッサンは暗く風を通さない茂った熱帯林で育つのが好きではありません。

4.But in fact the poet can not relax this Acacia .

しかし、実際に詩人はこの恋を手放すことはできない。

5.I am willing to an Acacia beans for your entire cosmo.

相思宇宙全体をあずきと交換したい。