Noni definition

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An evergreen shrub or small tree (Morinda citrifolia) native to Southeast Asia and Australia and widely cultivated in the tropics, traditionally valued for medicinal purposes and as a source of dye.
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The soft, yellowish-white, strong-smelling fruit of this plant, often processed into juice or powder for use as a dietary supplement.
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An evergreen shrub or small tree (Morinda citrifolia) native to Southeast Asia and Australia and widely cultivated in the tropics, traditionally valued for medicinal purposes and as a source of dye.
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The soft, yellowish-white, strong-smelling fruit of this plant, often processed into juice or powder for use as a dietary supplement.
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noni
Plural:
nonis

Origin of noni

  • Hawaiian Tahitian nono Samoan nonu all ultimately from Proto-Polynesian nonu

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Noni Sentence Examples

  • Essential Nectar is made from 162 different plant sources, including blackberries, blueberries, cranberries, eleuthero root, garlic, ginger, noni, raspberry, red grape, saw palmetto, strawberry and yerba mate.

  • The noni fruit may indeed be a nutrition powerhouse, but the scientific evidence is still lacking.

  • The other and parallel branch of the party organization consists of the bodies whose function it is to nominate party candidates for elective posts, whether legislative or Pa,aty Noni.

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