tuber in Japanese
tuber in Japanese is 芋 — tuber means a swollen, fleshy part of an underground plant stem that stores starch, such as a potato.
tuber in Japanese
芋
Pronounced: imo
A fleshy, thickened underground stem of a plant, usually containing stored starch, for example a potato or arrowroot.
What does "tuber" mean?
- noun A swollen, fleshy part of an underground plant stem that stores starch, such as a potato.
- noun A swollen, thickened root of a plant.
- noun A rounded lump that sticks out on the body of a person or animal.
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What is "tuber" in Japanese?
"tuber" in Japanese is 芋. tuber means: A swollen, fleshy part of an underground plant stem that stores starch, such as a potato.
How do you pronounce 芋?
"tuber" in Japanese is 芋, pronounced "imo".
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