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The word "mango" has its roots in the?
a. Tamil word "make-kay"

b. Portuguese word "mange"

c. Anglicisation of "mange"

d. Carnatic word "man-gay"

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Answered by supriyakumari2278

Answer:

The word mango comes from the Portuguese manga, which is probably derived from the Malayalam (manga). It has a long list of names in different languages.

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The word "mango" has its roots in the?a. Tamil word "make-kay"b. Portuguese word "mange"c. Anglicisation of "mange"d. Carnatic word "man-gay"​

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The word "mango" has its roots in the?
a. Tamil word "make-kay"

b. Portuguese word "mange"

c. Anglicisation of "mange"

d. Carnatic word "man-gay"