Definition of malanga in English:

malanga

noun məˈlaŋɡəməˈlaNGɡə

another term for tannia
Example sentencesExamples
- Using a grater, grate the malangas through the medium holes.
- Although similar, malanga grows best in dry places, while taro flourishes in wet ones.
- There are two annual harvests of nourishing tubers, one for yams and one for malangas.
- Take it off the stove and add the ham bouillon, beef bouillon, tomato purée, potatoes, yams, malangas, and plantains.
- In the US they call them dasheen, taro, cocoyams and also malanga.

Origin

Early 20th century: from American Spanish, probably from Kikongo, plural of elanga 'water lily'.

Definition of malanga in US English:

malanga

nounməˈlaNGɡə

see yautia
Example sentencesExamples
- There are two annual harvests of nourishing tubers, one for yams and one for malangas.
- Using a grater, grate the malangas through the medium holes.
- Take it off the stove and add the ham bouillon, beef bouillon, tomato purée, potatoes, yams, malangas, and plantains.
- Although similar, malanga grows best in dry places, while taro flourishes in wet ones.
- In the US they call them dasheen, taro, cocoyams and also malanga.

Origin

Early 20th century: from American Spanish, probably from Kikongo, plural of elanga ‘water lily’.

词汇	malanga
释义	Definition of malanga in English: malanga noun məˈlaŋɡəməˈlaNGɡə another term for tannia Example sentencesExamples Using a grater, grate the malangas through the medium holes. Although similar, malanga grows best in dry places, while taro flourishes in wet ones. There are two annual harvests of nourishing tubers, one for yams and one for malangas. Take it off the stove and add the ham bouillon, beef bouillon, tomato purée, potatoes, yams, malangas, and plantains. In the US they call them dasheen, taro, cocoyams and also malanga. Origin Early 20th century: from American Spanish, probably from Kikongo, plural of elanga 'water lily'. Definition of malanga in US English: malanga nounməˈlaNGɡə see yautia Example sentencesExamples There are two annual harvests of nourishing tubers, one for yams and one for malangas. Using a grater, grate the malangas through the medium holes. Take it off the stove and add the ham bouillon, beef bouillon, tomato purée, potatoes, yams, malangas, and plantains. Although similar, malanga grows best in dry places, while taro flourishes in wet ones. In the US they call them dasheen, taro, cocoyams and also malanga. Origin Early 20th century: from American Spanish, probably from Kikongo, plural of elanga ‘water lily’.
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