Definition

A type of grain sorghum from Sudan that has white seeds, often cultivated in the southwestern United States.

Example

Farmers in the southwestern U.S. are increasingly planting hegari for its drought resistance and high yield.

Conversation

Have you ever tried cooking with hegari?

No, I haven't heard of it before. What is it?

It's a type of sorghum with white seeds, popular in some regions.

That sounds interesting! I’d love to learn more about it.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'hegari' originates from Japanese, meaning a type of traditional Japanese garment or clothing. It is not derived from Latin, Greek, Old English, or Old French roots.

Memory Tip

Think of the Japanese culture and its traditional clothing when you hear 'hegari' — it helps you remember that it refers to a specific type of garment.

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