Coffee made from these coffee beans.
Used in a Sentence
arabica
Definitions, parts of speech, synonyms, and sentence examples for arabica.
Editorial note
It's strange that an article about the potential scarcity of Arabica doesn't once mention the country where most Arabica is grown: Brazil.
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Definitions3
Parts of speech1
Quick take
Coffee made from these coffee beans.
Meaning at a glance
The clearest senses and uses of arabica gathered in one view.
A bean of this plant.
A plant of species Coffea arabica, native to Ethiopia, that yields coffee beans.
Definitions
Core meanings and parts of speech for arabica.
noun
Coffee made from these coffee beans.
noun
A bean of this plant.
noun
A plant of species Coffea arabica, native to Ethiopia, that yields coffee beans.
Example sentences
It's strange that an article about the potential scarcity of Arabica doesn't once mention the country where most Arabica is grown: Brazil.
This seems like a non-sequitur, since the Indian filter coffee you linked to commonly incorporates both Arabica and Robusta beans.
It's about 5,5 euro for 250 grams, compared to 3 euro for a good Arabica brand or even 2 euro for a cheap brand.
Guatemala: [1] Arabian coffee (Coffea arabica) produces a higher grade of coffee than Canefera coffee (Coffea robusta, the kind used to make instant coffee), but the former is nematode- susceptible while the latter is resistant.
> Arabica is a species of coffee I forgot to mention that I drink Italian arabica coffee which is usually is grown in South America.
How does liberica taste in comparison to arabica and robusta?
My taste is 100% arabica medium roast, yours may differ.
I can live with the tasty bananas getting wiped out, but no arabica?
I think you're thinking of the difference between robusta and arabica beans.
- The availability of food that you use often to get through your day, such as Arabica coffee and chocolate.
The cost of Nespresso coffee is within 60 to 90 €/kg, whereas classic arabica coffee is sold around 12 €/kg (I buy high-end ground on-demand coffee for around 30 €/kg).
The only coffee we keep around is Walmart's 100% Columbian Arabica instant, a freeze-dried coffee that tastes great and, despite recent rises in price, is under $10 for a 7 oz.
Quote examples
It should not have blanketed "arabica" when it's only one specific kind of arabica, in a specific region.
Coffea arabica means the plant growing in Ethiopia, that's the definition ("circumscription") of the species.
"The majority of Americans just drink Folgers and don't care about arabica coffee"
> "The most commonly used coffee beans are arabica and robusta."
Proper noun examples
Arabica has less caffeine than robusta, and -- at least in America -- more espresso roasts are arabica.
They found enhanced photosynthetic rates with Arabica-Arabica scion-rootstock grafts over ungrafted plants.
Arabica is much sweeter and less acidic than robusta, which is why this more fragile plant is so popular.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers drawn from the clearest meanings and examples for this word.
How do you use arabica in a sentence?
It's strange that an article about the potential scarcity of Arabica doesn't once mention the country where most Arabica is grown: Brazil.
What does arabica mean?
Coffee made from these coffee beans.
What part of speech is arabica?
arabica is commonly used as noun.