কলার মোচা। @Jewel

All of photos are nice but 3rd photos is excellent👌👌

কলা @Khalid

I cannot get any language to express...... Just so much incredible....photographs. 😍

Noakhali te atak hitta khola bole... Ami khub pochonnda kori 🤗🤗

@abir997

কলা @Ruhul112 🐸

Dhaka (কলার মোচা) @Fatema

Wow banana 🍌 🍌 🍌..

It's really nice. Another thinking about photography. Nice brother. We called it " kolar Thoar" in our regional language. It's called in Bengali translated by " কলার থোড়" Mymensingh @Meher89

We called that in our province as "batag", "puso ning batag"😂😂😂 @Azialg

Kolar mocha @hasan999

Arati chettu in telugu @Akashdatta98

kolar mocha @Cristy

kola mocha....what a photography....look my dear @Subha_Suhi

Your photograps is so good bro...I like it😍 Chittagong er vasai "ANAJI KOLA (আণাজী কলা) ba KOLAR MOCHA(কলার মোচা) bole 😊@Tamanna21

Just so much incredible. We called it "Puso ng saging" in filipino. It's really nice.

Banana heart 😅 @Reo @Cold3ndice @Ruffa

Kolar mucha @z_graeden

it is "কলার মোচা" or "কলার থোর". @Arnavaria check this contest. Thanks Akash for this beautiful contest.

Good job.

Banana tree brother.... Awesome and incredible clicks..

In Sylhet we called it "kolar thoora" @laraib

here in the philippines specially those whose dialect is tagalog its called "Puso ng Saging" @robert

We called it "Puso ng saging" in tagalog heart, maybe Heart of Banana? Haha @Rod

amra ata k bole thaki...kolar thor @saha99saha

আমরা এটাকে কলার ছড়ি বলে থাকি ভাই। @ruhul112

Chittagong er kolar mosa.nice photography.

I can see a group of crazy homiebananas party at heights. I was rejected to join that party as potato becouse it was closed party for vip-bananas only. aH on 3rd photograph I spotted myself in disco shining potato mode, was drunk that day and not remembering much.

Kolar mocha @akash

Here in La Union, Philippines, we call it "sabunganay". @Lawrence

Kolar mocha r kach kola.... @arpi

Chittagong e কলার থোড় বা কলার মোচা bole. Thanks bro for the beautiful contest @Orni you can try this

I'm still here to support you called puso ng saging @Jewel

থোড় যা অনেকেই কলার থোড় বলে থাকে।@Saha99saha

Puso ng saging @Gulbano

That's banana and we call it odibo in my native language @destinyfaith2020

Hey @Akashdatta98 , thankyou so much for upvote reaward. it's really encouraging me.

"Puso ng saging" in english "Banana heart" which means banana-saging, heart-puso but the correct term is for that is "banana blossom" @Hanzell...

We call it "Khelaa" in our Pashto Language..

@Cold3ndice

here in philipphines we call it banana heart ❤️❤️❤️ @Mila

Btw, we're on the same shoe... we've given the same penalty together with some authors I knew here..

Banana blossom, also known as a “banana heart”, @Ruffa

We called it "Puso" in our province. ☺️ @Jacie_hughes

In the Philippines we call it 'PUSO NG SAGING' @Ruffa

🤣🤣

Puso ng saging is what we called that in our area.

there are different varieties of banana but we call that variety "señorita",it's heart we call sabunganay @xzeon

Kolar thor.

banana heart proper name banana blossom @mich

ty sir rooting for your next giveaway and sponsorship ahaha

Here we say it "kolar mocha" (কলার মোচা) 😅 @Eera24

@Leobanna

We called it biriksa, @treasure

banana heart hahahaa

Agbaagba, @bigman

Gborodu, @smartguy

Kolar mocha... @Urbee_tasnim

banana heart

We call it "Ogede" in Yoruba language in Nigeria, @Koush

@sajib here we call it kolar mocha (Shirajgonj, Bangladesh)

We are call it ""kela "" am from Pakistan @Anabiya

It's called Obino. @GovernorAbba

"Banana" I am from karachi. Where are you from? @fatema

Lovely photos. In my local language it is called Mburo!

we call it "puso sa saging". Puso - if you're referring to the banana bell. Saging, by the way, is the banana fruit, or the banana itself. And I'm new here, so I don't know how to use the "@". Not sure if mentioning my only friend here works. @Dolores

Some Bangladeshi call that"Kolar mocha" and Some call "Thor"🙄 @jihan

Nice

In our language we called it ''Kela''.I am from Pakistan.@Ayesha

কলার থোড় ও বলি , আবার কলার মোচা ও বলি 😀 @Shrabanti1 , তুমি কি বলো ?

@Adepretty

We called it valat in our dialect with its heart called sabunganay @Z_graeden

Kele bita in pashto 😅💜 @Fatema

Chini Champa @varda47

Banana

Here in the Philippines it's called "Puso ng Saging" (Banana's heart) @Sijad

Banana tree?

Sabunganay in Ilocano

Puso ng Saging in Filipino

@z_graeden

কলাগাছে কলার কান্দি দেখতে পাচ্ছি যেটাকে আমাদের এরিয়ায় কলার ছারা বলে আর দেখতে পাচ্ছি কলার মোচা যেটাকে আমাদের এরিয়ায় কলার থোড় বলে 😊 @Girlnextdoor

In the Philippines it is "puso ng saging", how about you @ruffa?

In english banana flower,,sa tagalog(philippines) puso ng saging..hahahaha

Banana tree you captured. Your home at villagers and beautiful.. You not paying anything.. but you like my comments. I am learning for you. How make easy post.

puso ng saging @Mariel

This is banana. It's not actually tree since its body is too soft to be a tree. Its fruit is very delicious. It comes in many varieties. There were big, small, reddish, green and yellow. In our place, in the southern part of Cebu, Philippines, we believe in an old story about this one. According to the elders, during the full moon, the heart ( whichsort of the flower before it becomes a fruit to harvest), there is a magical teardrop that falls from it. Anyone who can swallow that teardrop will be granted a superpower. But, that is not easy. Many elemental forces are intersted with that power. Including the supernaturals.

I strongly believe in that story when I was a child. But now, that I'm in my late 20s I started to doubt its truthness. I am always the one who harvest the bananas in our farm and I can't imagine a tear drol coming out from that...

@Bestie

What we called it Puso(heart) from filipino , its Banana trees Hi @jane

🅱🅰🅽🅰🅽🅰 from Italy!!! @Cristy

banana trees,good shots

from Serbia!!! @SirPotato

Banana @Rokey

Collar weeping and collar mocha bro💖💖🤔

Banana - from Nigeria

@Jihan

We call it banana heart hear. And i always use that to make burgers 😂 @Jane

Banana(কলা) @saha99saha

When the banana plant grows, the tuber stops producing new leaves and begins to form flower spikes or inflorescences. Waists develop that grow upward within the pseudostem, carrying an immature swastika until they finally appear at the top. Each petiole normally produces one inflorescence, also known as the "banana heart". (Sometimes several are formed; one remarkable plant in the Philippines produced five. @Jane