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Definition of neem

neem

/niːm/
neem
Plural:neems
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• noun

1

The leaves, seeds, or oil derived from the neem tree, commonly used in Ayurvedic medicine, cosmetics, and agriculture as a natural pesticide.

Example

"She applies an herbal ointment containing neem to soothe her irritated skin and prevent infection."

2

A fast-growing tropical evergreen tree native to the Indian subcontinent, valued for its medicinal properties, durable wood, and utility in organic pest control.

Example

"The villagers planted a neem in the courtyard to provide both shade and a natural insect repellent."

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Word Origin & Etymology

From Hindi 'nīm' (नीम), ultimately derived from the Sanskrit word 'nimba' (निम्ब).

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