Abaca

==English==
===Alternative spellings===
* abacá, abaka, abaká, abáca
===Etymology===
 name for the plant, via 
===Noun===
# A species of banana tree native to the Philippines grown for its textile and papermaking fibre (Musa textilis), and also called Manila hemp.
# The fiber/fibre of this plant.
====Synonyms====
* musa textilis, Musa textilis, Manila Hemp, Manilla hemp
* Manila hemp, Manilla hemp
====Translations====
* Bulgarian: 
* Catalan: 
* Chinese: 蕉麻 (jiāomá)，马尼拉麻 (Mǎnílā má)
* Danish: 
* Dutch: manillahennep 
* Estonian: kanepbanaan, manillakanep, kiubanaan, kiudbanaan
* Finnish: 
* French: 
* Galician: abacá
* German: 
* Greek: αβάκα 
* Hiligaynon: 
* Italian: 
* Japanese: マニラアサ (manira asa), マニライトバショウ (manira itobashō)
* Kapampangan: abaka
* Latin: Musa textilis (accepted scientific name)
* Macedonian: 
* Polish: banan manilski 
* Portuguese: 
* Russian: текстильный банан (tekstíl’nyj banán) , абака (abaká) 
* Spanish: 
* Tagalog: abaka
===Anagrams===
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* Caaba
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==French==
===Pronunciation===
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===Noun===
# A banana tree, the abaca
# Manilla hemp.
====Synonyms====
* chanvre de Manille, tagal
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==Portuguese==
===Noun===
# abaca (the plant)
# Manilla hemp
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