IPA: //ˈsɔːrɡoʊ//
KK: /ˈsɔrgoʊ/
A type of grain plant that is cultivated for its seeds, often used as food for humans and animals.
Farmers grow sorgho as a drought-resistant crop in many regions.
The word 'sorgho' comes from Italian 'sorgo', which is derived from Latin 'sorghum', meaning a type of grain. It refers specifically to a cereal plant cultivated for its grain, often used for food and fodder.
Think of the Italian word 'sorgo' for a type of grain — this helps you remember that 'sorgho' refers to a cereal plant.