okra in Swahili
okra in Swahili is bamia, mbamia — okra means a green, ridged vegetable pod eaten cooked, known for its sticky texture when cut and used to thicken stews.
okra in Swahili
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What does "okra" mean?
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noun A green, ridged vegetable pod eaten cooked, known for its sticky texture when cut and used to thicken stews.
"She fried the okra with cornmeal and onions."
okra in a sentence
- She fried the okra with cornmeal and onions.
- Okra is a key ingredient in gumbo.
Common Swahili translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "okra" in Swahili?
"okra" in Swahili is bamia, mbamia. okra means: A green, ridged vegetable pod eaten cooked, known for its sticky texture when cut and used to thicken stews.
How do you use "okra" in a sentence?
Example: "She fried the okra with cornmeal and onions." In Swahili, "okra" is bamia, mbamia.
Are there other ways to say "okra" in Swahili?
Yes — Swahili has 2 translations listed for "okra": bamia, mbamia.
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