Tamarind (noun)

A tropical tree native to Africa, whose fruit is a pod-like legume that contains a tart, tangy, and slightly sweet pulp, used in cooking, medicine, and traditional remedies.

Origin:

The word tamarind is derived from arabic word "tamar hindi" meaning "indian dat.e"

Examples:

1. I love the sour taste of tamarind, it's a common ingredient in many of my favorite Asian dishes.
2. Tamarind is used to make a sweet and sour sauce that is often served with seafood.
3. Tamarind is also used as a natural remedy for digestive problems.
4. The Tamarind tree is a large and long-lived tree, with a spreading crown and drooping branches.
5. The tamarind fruit is a legume, which contains a brown, sticky pulp surrounding the seeds.