Brab

The hat-palm, a brab or wild date, the spine-palm (Phœnix spinosa), and the Okumeh or cotton-tree disputed the ground with the foul Rhizophora. ❋ Unknown (2003)

Fruit grows almost wild, but it is not prized as an article of food; the plantains are coarse and bad, grapes seldom come to maturity; although the brab flourishes in every ravine, and the palm becomes ❋ Unknown (2003)

The hat-palm, a brab or wild date, the spine-palm (Phœnix spinosa), and the Okumeh or cotton-tree disputed the ground with the foul Rhizophora. ❋ Richard Francis Burton (1855)

Fruit grows almost wild, but it is not prized as an article of food; the plantains are coarse and bad, grapes seldom come to maturity; although the brab flourishes in every ravine, and the palm becomes a lofty tree, it has not been taught to fructify, and the citizens do not know how to dress, preserve, or pickle their limes and citrons. ❋ Richard Francis Burton (1855)

JMw ale ten brab r | hicr iir bmeí pří UJIfatDř kj |, fřálo i & nrf pařili. ❋ Pelcl, František Martin, 1734?-1801 (1791)