upas
31ūpas — ū̃pas dkt. Neturiù ū̃po di̇̀rbti …
32upas — u•pas [[t]ˈyu pəs[/t]] n. pln a large tropical mulberry tree, Antiaris toxicaria, of Africa, Asia, and the Philippines, that has a milky sap used as an arrow poison • Etymology: 1775–85; < Javanese: poison …
33upas — ùpas sm. (4) LVIV409, NdŽ, ū̃pas (4) K.Būg(Lkm) 1. Gmž, K.Būg, KŽ, Tvr aidas, atbalsis, skardas, triukšmas: Aš sušukau, net ùpas nuejo Dsn. Nuo mokyklos tik ùpas eina Ktk. Nei girelės ùpas, nei gegutės balsas, gal te mano motinelė tep gailiai …
34upas — n. poison yielding tree of Java …
35bohun upas — Upas U pas ([=u] p[.a]s), n. [Malay p[=u]hn [=u]pas; p[=u]hn a tree + [=u]pas poison.] [1913 Webster] 1. (Bot.) A tree ({Antiaris toxicaria}) of the Breadfruit family, common in the forests of Java and the neighboring islands. Its secretions are… …
36UPAS TREE — a poison yielding tree, at one time fabled to exhale such poison that it was destructive to all animal and vegetable life for miles round it …
37Bohun upas — Bo hun u pas See {Upas}. [1913 Webster] || …
38Bohon Upas — Bohon Upas, Baum, s.u. Upas …
39Bohun Upas — Bohun Upas, Baum, s. Upas …
40Boon Upas — Boon Upas, Baum, s. Upas …