taro
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The meaning (definition) of the word taro
a purple root vegetable that tastes nutty and sweet.
The word taro used in a sentence
“Taro is a yummy purple vegetable that tastes a little bit sweet.”
How the word taro is said around the world
| French | taro (tahroh) |
| Spanish | taro (tahroh) |
| Mandarin | 芋头 (yù tou) |
| Hindi | तारो (tahroh) |
| Arabic | القلقاس (ahlkoolkahs) |
| Russian | таро (taro) |
| Portuguese (EU) | taro (tahruu) |
| Portuguese (BR) | taro (tahruu) |
| Japanese | タロイモ (taroimo) |
| German | Taro (tahroh) |
| Urdu | تارو (tahroh) |
| Punjabi | ਤਾਰੋ (tahroh) |
| Korean | 토란 (toran) |
| Hebrew | טארו |
| Greek | τάρο (taro) |
| Dutch | taro (tahroh) |
| Tagalog | gabi (gahbee) |
| Vietnamese | khoai môn (khwahy mohn) |
| Turkish | taro (tahraw) |
| Persian | تارو (tahroo) |
| Polish | taro (tahraw) |
| Ukrainian | таро (taro) |
| Bengali | তারো (tahroh) |
| Swedish | taro (tahroo) |
| Italian | taro (tahroh) |
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