IPA: //wiːt//
KK: /wi:t/
A type of grass that produces grain used to make flour for bread, pasta, and other foods.
Farmers grow wheat in large fields to harvest its grain.
Wheat originates from Old English 'hwæte', which is derived from Proto-Germanic '*hwaita', meaning a type of grain. The word refers specifically to this important cereal crop used for food.
Think of the Old English word 'hwæte' when you think of wheat as a type of grain used for making bread and other foods.