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{{head|cel-gal|noun|plural|bananas|g=f}}

#:: ''Bananas are grown in the Atlantic Provinces, but certainly not enough to cover the

...r cloak into more hoodies. Red hoodies. Very, very red hoodies. Cuz the Bananas like their MAGA headgear to be bright red. That’s why “Red” is part ...friggin' egg!"</ref> and shouted, “Humpty Dumpty”. I don’t know why the Bananas give eggs funerals, and don’t ask me what a “Humpty Dumpty” is, I’v

/baˈnaː/ - banana -> /baˈnaːna/ - bananas

| colspan="2" | ''(Someone or something) is two bananas.'' | colspan="2" | ''There are two bananas.''

| colspan="2" | ''(Someone or something) is two bananas.'' | colspan="2" | ''There are two bananas.''

| colspan="2" | ''(Someone or something) is two bananas.'' | colspan="2" | ''There are two bananas.''

| translation = <font color="green">They say</font> a monkey ate all our bananas.

| translation = The short-haired women gave the red bananas to the hungry babies to eat.

..."the four people" (not *''afar ka nama''), ''ka kiilo muuza'' "the kilo of bananas". Articles only decline in primary cases; other cases use the absolutive fo

...tensively grown there, as are soybeans and various other types of legumes, bananas~plantains and coconuts (esp. in the east), and many other types of fruits a ...whole day, and in most cities there are trees - especially of coconuts and bananas, that are extensively grown throughout the whole country - that can be harv

* '''Banana tree:''' The tropical treelike plant which bears clusters of bananas. The plant, of the genus Musa, has large, elongated leaves. [1795]