Assertion: okra | /r/Synonym | gumbo
Facets:
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: in early american history
type: TEMPORAL
value: in some parts of the country
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Okra can be called Gumbo, it ought to be added back [ edit ]
text: Okra, Abelmoschus esculentus Moench, is also known as Gumbo, Bamia, or Lady’s fingers in various English-speaking countries.
text: In Louisiana, the Créoles learned from slaves the use of okra (gumbo) to thicken soups and it is now an essential in Créole Gumbo.
text: Okra, or Hibiscus esculentus, is often referred to as gumbo and is part of the Malvaceae family, which also includes hollyhock, cotton, rose of Sharon and hibiscus plants.
text: Okra has been referred to by other names including, okro, ochro, bamia, bamie, gombo, gumbo, quiabo and quingombo.
text: Okra has been referred to by other names including, okro, ochro, bamia, bamie, gombo, gumbo, quiabo and quingombo.
text: It is also known by the name "gumbo" in some parts of the country.
text: Okra, or Hibiscus esculentus, is often referred to as gumbo and is part of the Malvaceae family, which also includes hollyhock, cotton, rose of Sharon and hibiscus plants.
text: Okra which is sometimes called Gumbo is also known by the scientific names Abelmoschus esculentus and Hibiscus esculentus.
text: In early American history, okra was called "gumbo," a name now more associated with the classic Louisiana stew.
text: Okra is also known as gumbo, Ladyfinger or Bhindi.