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eddo
[ ed-oh ]
noun
- the edible root of the taro or of any of several related plants.
eddo
/ ˈɛəʊ /
noun
- other names for taro
yvlog History and Origins
Origin of eddo1
Example Sentences
The quantities of ground provisions, as yams, eddoes, sweet potatoes, &c., grown in favourable seasons, is very considerable.
They subsisted on wild meats, fish, forest fruits and nuts, and the cultivated plantains, cassava, maize, ground-nuts, yams, eddoes, sweet potatoes, and a few other vegetables.
We met with several ponds of stagnant water, in which the natives had planted great quantities of eddoes.
In these islands the hog is the principal quadruped, and the fruit of the bread-tree is its principal food, although it is also fed with yams, eddoes, and other vegetables.
Many of these rural dwellings are very neatly built of native stone; and their little gardens appear to be well stocked with the country produce, such as potatoes, peas, eddoes, arrowroot, &c.
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