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banià East Indian tree that puts out aerial shoots that grow down into the soil forming additional trunks.
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Examples for "banyan"
Examples for "banyan"
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No banyan days with us, now, in the navy, was the answer.
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The banyan was India's national tree, and the word itself was Gujarati.
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Some of the non-fruit-bearing kind of banyan-trees formed the background of the landscape.
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Soon after the intended assailants stood among the rooted branches of the banyan.
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They also walk in procession round the banyan or sacred tree.
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Not all sunny garden flowers become banian-trees by the falling of the walls.
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Sraddhas are performed there under the banian called the Akshaya or inexhaustible banian.
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Arrived at the foot of that banian, he saw the remains of Rajadharman.
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On that plot stood a large and beautiful banian with a spherical top.
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Freed from the noose, the cat ran with speed and got upon the banian.
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Cutter turned the tank's muzzle toward the banyan tree where Kuze was concealed.
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And Jerry sat under the banyan tree and observed the flight of all Somo.
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Parvata rose up from his seat under the banyan tree.
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An enormous banyan tree stands on the lawn at Barrackpore.
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The banyan tree has to be seen to be understood.
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Over a few ploughed fields, and past that large banian tree, the jungle begins.
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A large banian tree afforded us an imaginary shelter, but we were drenched to the skin in a few seconds.
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Dr. Jerdon notes that he procured a nest at Saugor from a high branch of a banian tree in cantonments.
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They went a little further, and dismounted at a pleasant cool bank, shaded by a large banian tree, and close to the Ganges.
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At some remote period a bird has dropped the seed of the banian tree (ficus Indicus) upon the decaying summit of a dagoba.
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Nyagrodha is the Ficus Bengalensis, Linn.
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The champion is the Indian banyan (Ficus benghalensis), a tree so big it can resemble a small forest from afar.
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One of them we passed through I am sure would have run any Indian banyan hard for extent of ground covered, if it were measured.