Definition

A type of grain sorghum that has strong, short stalks and upright flower heads.

Example

Farmers often grow kafir for animal feed due to its hardiness and nutritional value.

Conversation

Have you ever tried cooking with kafir?

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

It's a type of grain sorghum that's great for making porridge.

That sounds interesting! I might give it a shot.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'kafir' originates from Arabic 'كافر' (kāfir), meaning one who covers or conceals. In Islamic context, it refers to a non-believer or someone who rejects faith.

Memory Tip

Think of someone who 'covers' or 'conceals' their belief — that's why 'kafir' refers to a non-believer.

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