IPA: //ˈdʌrə//
KK: /dʌrə/
A type of cereal grain that is grown in dry areas, particularly in Asia and northern Africa. It is also known as Egyptian corn and is used for food and animal feed.
Farmers in the region often plant durra because it can thrive in arid conditions.
The word 'durra' originates from Arabic 'دُرَّة' (durra), meaning 'pearl' or 'grain'.
Think of the Arabic word for pearl, 'durra', to remember that 'durra' refers to a type of grain or pearl-like seed.