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rdf:langString The common name in the Pacific is canarium nut. In Papua New Guinea, it is known as galip nut and also referred to as lawele (New Britain) and biuei (New Ireland). In Solomon Islands, it is commonly known as Ngali nut (Kwaraâae language), angari (Santa Ana), ngari (Kausage/Simbo and Varisi), ngoeta (Marovo), nolepo (Garciosa Bay), nyia nyinge (Ayiwo), and other names in other parts of Solomon Islands. In Vanuatu, it is known as nangai in local Bislama. Nanae (Santo Island), nige karia (Epi Island).

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