Pinkett

Pinkett can refer to several things, most notably a surname and a type of tree. As a surname, Pinkett is of English origin, likely derived from a diminutive of the personal name Pink, which itself may have originated from the Old English word "pinc" meaning finch. There are notable individuals who bear the Pinkett surname, including Jada Pinkett Smith, an American actress, producer, and talk show host, and her family members.

In botany, Pinkett refers to the species *Mimusops elengi*, also known as the Spanish cherry, bulletwood, or Indian medlar. This evergreen tree is native to the Andaman Islands, Australia, India, and Southeast Asia. It is known for its fragrant flowers and its use in traditional medicine. The wood of the Pinkett tree is also valued for its durability and is used in carpentry and the construction of musical instruments. The fruit is edible, though often tart, and is consumed in some regions. The tree plays a role in the ecosystems where it grows, providing food and habitat for various wildlife. Its cultural significance is also noted in some traditions and folklore.