Definition

1. Noun:
   • A variety of guava: "Ổi trâu" refers to a specific type of guava tree (Psidium guajava) or its fruit, characterized by producing very large, slightly elongated fruits.
   • Botanical description: It is a common name for a cultivar of guava known for its robust size, often larger than typical guava varieties.

Usage Examples

• Noun:
  • Vườn nhà tôi có một cây ổi trâu. (My garden has a "ổi trâu" tree.)
  • Quả ổi trâu này to hơn quả ổi thường. (This "ổi trâu" fruit is larger than a regular guava.)

Advanced Usage

• The term is used primarily in agricultural, botanical, or casual contexts to distinguish this large-fruited variety from other common guava types.

Variants and Related Words

• Ổi (n): guava (the general term for the fruit and tree).
• Ổi xá lị (n): a variety of guava with small, sweet, and crispy fruits.
• Ổi đào (n): a variety of guava with pink or peach-colored flesh.

Synonyms

• Large-fruited guava: A descriptive synonym in English.
• Bull guava: A direct, informal translation of the name.

Related Terms

• Goyavier à gros fruits: The French term for this variety, meaning "guava tree with large fruits."