Achras

Pronunciation: /ˈækˌrəs/

Definitions of achras

noun a genus of tropical American trees and shrubs in the family Sapotaceae, commonly known as sapotes

Example Sentences

A1 I found a delicious achras fruit at the market.

A2 The achras tree in my backyard produces sweet fruits.

B1 The achras, also known as sapodilla, is a tropical fruit with a unique flavor.

B2 The achras tree is native to Central America and is now grown in many tropical regions.

C1 The achras fruit is rich in vitamins and minerals, making it a nutritious snack.

C2 The achras tree is prized for its wood, which is used in furniture making.

Examples of achras in a Sentence

formal The achras tree is known for its sweet and juicy fruit.

informal I heard the achras fruit is really tasty.

slang I can't wait to try that achras fruit, I heard it's bomb.

figurative The achras tree symbolizes abundance and fertility in many cultures.

Grammatical Forms of achras

• past tense: achrased
• plural: achrases
• comparative: more achrasy
• superlative: most achrasy
• present tense: achrases
• future tense: will achrasy
• perfect tense: have achrased
• continuous tense: is achrasing
• singular: achras
• positive degree: achras
• infinitive: to achras
• gerund: achrasing
• participle: achrased

Origin and Evolution of achras

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Greek

Story behind the word: The word 'achras' is derived from the Greek word 'achras', which means unripe grape.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'achras' evolved to refer to a type of fruit-bearing tree in the Sapotaceae family, particularly the Manilkara achras species commonly known as sapodilla or chiku. The word is now primarily used to describe the fruit of this tree.