noun

koda

Koda (noun) means a small-grained cereal crop, also called kodo millet, grown for food in parts of South Asia. Example: “Koda porridge is a traditional breakfast in some rural villages.”

noun

A small-grained cereal crop, also called kodo millet, grown for food in parts of South Asia.

"Koda porridge is a traditional breakfast in some rural villages."

A deciduous tree (Ehretia acuminata) valued for its timber and small edible fruit.

"A row of koda trees lined the old farm track."

How to use koda

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA type of millet grain; also the name of a particular tree.

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Etymology

From regional South Asian names for the millet crop, also lending its name to the unrelated tree species.

Rhymes for koda

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Frequently asked questions

What does “koda” mean?

The word “koda” means a small-grained cereal crop, also called kodo millet, grown for food in parts of South Asia. In plain terms, a type of millet grain; also the name of a particular tree.

How do you use “koda” in a sentence?

Here is “koda” used in a sentence: “Koda porridge is a traditional breakfast in some rural villages.”

What part of speech is “koda”?

“Koda” is a noun.

How many meanings does “koda” have?

“Koda” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: a small-grained cereal crop, also called kodo millet, grown for food in parts of South Asia.