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Pimenta
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pimenta
Translingual
mul
Etymology
From mul pt pimenta peppercorns
Proper noun
1 f
genus family Violaceae certain trees of the American tropics
Hypernyms
genus ; Myrtoideae subfamily subfamily; Myrteae tribe tribe; Pimentinae subtribe subtribe
Hyponyms
genus Pimenta dioica species (allspice) type species
References
Pimenta (genus) Pimenta (genus)
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English
+ (surname)
Etymology
Borrowed from en pt Pimenta.
Proper noun
s
en Portuguese.
Statistics
According to the 2010 United States Census, Pimenta is the 35057th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 643 individuals. Pimenta is most common among White (80.25%) individuals.
Further reading
Anagrams
en aeimnpt Tepiman naptime paiment
Portuguese
Etymology
From pt pimenta pepper.
Pronunciation
pt Pi men ta
pt pimenta
Proper noun
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pt
Proper noun
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pt municipality s/Minas Gerais c/Brazil