IPA: //ˈdʊərə//
KK: /dɔːrə/
A type of grain plant that grows in dry areas, commonly found in Asia and North Africa.
Farmers in the region often cultivate dourah for its drought-resistant qualities.
The word 'dourah' originates from Arabic 'دُورَة' (dūrah), meaning a round or circular object, often referring to a type of fruit or a round shape. It has been adopted into English to describe a specific type of fruit, particularly in the context of Middle Eastern cuisine.
Think of the Arabic word for a round object, which helps you remember that 'dourah' refers to a type of round fruit.