IPA: //koʊlˈrɑːbi//
KK: /koʊlˈrɑːbi/
A type of vegetable that is part of the cabbage family, known for its thick, edible stem that is often eaten raw or cooked.
I added kohlrabi to my salad for a crunchy texture and unique flavor.
Kohlrabi comes from the German words 'kohl' (meaning cabbage) and 'rübe' (meaning turnip). The word literally refers to a type of turnip that is related to cabbage, highlighting its botanical characteristics.
Think of 'cabbage' ('kohl') and 'turnip' ('rübe') together to remember that kohlrabi is a vegetable that combines features of both.
No commonly confused words.