What is another word for nypa?
Pronunciation: [nˈa͡ɪpə] (IPA) 
Nypa, native to Southeast Asia, is a type of palm tree that grows in swampy areas. Its leaves are used for thatching houses and making baskets, while its sap yields sugar, vinegar, and alcohol. Other names for nypa include "nipa palm," "attap palm," and "mangrove palm." In the Philippines, nypa is known as "anahaw," while in Indonesia, it is referred to as "pohon nipah." The term "attap" is derived from the Malay word for "roof made of nypa leaves," which is widely used in Malaysia and Singapore. No matter what you call it, nypa is a valuable plant that has been utilized for centuries in various ways.
