Vikram Seth

I think it's possible to be multi-rooted, rather like a banyan tree, without being deracinated.

Indian Novelist

The banyan tree is a symbol of longevity and immortality in some cultures, often referenced in South Asian literature.

Cultural Symbol

The word 'banyan' has ties to India, and knowing this can help contextualize its usage in literature and conversation.

Geographic Origin

Visualizing the banyan's distinctive roots and vast canopy can improve recall when learning or talking about this tree.

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A banyan in naval tradition refers to a specific social event, so it should not be confused with general gatherings or meals.

Naval Tradition

Understanding that a navy banyan is informal can distinguish it from official military events or ceremonies.

Informal Events

Knowing that the term is archaic for many navies helps learners realize it's not commonly used in modern contexts.

Historical Term

 another tree and they grow their roots down these are new roots that are looking for soil and when they hit the soil then they'll grow into something like this so this is a baby version baby version and that's what tarzan hangs on banyan trees provide fig fruits that

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