Definition Synonyms
Definition of taro - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
foodstarchy edible corm from a tropical root plant
- She prepared a delicious dish using taro for dinner..
2.
ornamentalRare tropical plant with large leavesRare
- The garden features taro for its lush foliage.
Images of taro

starchy edible corm from a tropical root plant 
tropical plant with large leaves
Expressions with taro
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savoury Chinese cake made from taro and flour
We ordered taro cake at the dim sum restaurant.
ornamental plant with large glossy leaves
The taro plant adds beauty to gardens with its large leaves.
Origin of taro
Polynesian, taro (root vegetable)
Terms with taro included in their meaning
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Hawaiian food
traditional Hawaiian dish made from taro root
plants
taro plant with large leaves
Hawaiian dish
dish of taro leaves with coconut cream
taro group
Colocasia plant or its edible root
food
tuber from a tropical plant similar to taro
food
edible corms or leaves of the taro plant
plant
taro plant used as a staple food
Chinese cuisine
savoury Chinese cake made from taro and flour
dessert
sweet dessert made with taro
Examples of taro in a sentence
The market had fresh taro on display. Taro is popular in tropical landscaping. The taro plant thrives in humid climates.
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- French:taro, ...
- German:Taro, Taro-Pflanze, ...
- Italian:taro, colocasia, ...
- Spanish:taro, ...
- Portuguese:inhame, colocásia, ...
- Chinese:芋头, 芋, ...
- Japanese:タロイモ, サトイモ, ...
- Arabic:قُلْقاس, ...
- Hebrew:טָארוֹ, קוֹלוֹקַסִיָּה, ...
- Russian:таро, ...
- Ukrainian:таро, колоказія, ...
- Hindi:अरबी, तारो, ...
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