What is another word for betel pepper?
Pronunciation: [bɪtˈɛl pˈɛpə] (IPA) 
Betel pepper is known by many names all over the world. It is widely recognized as a stimulant as well as a symbol of hospitality, status, and social connection. In India, it is called "paan," while Pakistanis refer to it as "chalia." In Indonesia and Malaysia, it is known as "sirih," and Vietnamese and Thai people often call it "trau." The betel pepper is also recognized in China as "binglang," and in the Philippines as "ikmo." It is also commonly called "areca nut" or "betel nut." Although the name differs depending on the region, it is universally recognized as a cultural significance in many communities.
