Mangot

Mangot is a term that can refer to several different things, most commonly a type of fruit or a given name. As a fruit, "mangot" is often a misspelling or dialectal variation of mango. Mangoes are tropical stone fruits belonging to the genus Mangifera, particularly the species Mangifera indica. They are native to South Asia and are now cultivated in tropical and subtropical regions worldwide. Mangoes are known for their sweet, rich, and fleshy pulp, which can vary in color from yellow to orange to red. They are consumed fresh, in juices, smoothies, desserts, and various culinary dishes. The mango tree is a large evergreen tree that can live for a long time, often producing fruit for decades.

Alternatively, "Mangot" can be a surname. Several individuals have borne this name throughout history, though it is not particularly widespread. Information regarding the specific origins or notable bearers of the Mangot surname is less common compared to the fruit. When encountered, the context usually clarifies whether the reference is to the fruit (likely a misspelling of mango) or a person. Due to the phonetic similarity and commonality of the fruit, "mangot" is most frequently associated with the tropical fruit.