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Indian millet
Indian millet
noun
- another name for durra
Word History and Origins
Origin of Indian millet1
Example Sentences
Sorghum, sor′gum, n. a genus of grasses, also called Durra millet and Indian millet, or Sorgho grass.
Durra, or Dhurra, Indian millet, the seed of Sorghum vulgāre, after wheat the chief cereal crop of the Mediterranean region, and largely used in those countries by the labouring classes for food.
Their food is of the simplest, chiefly the flour of wheat, barley, or Indian millet prepared in various ways, for the most part made up into flat, heavy cakes of bread, or as kesk'soo.
To separate the cocoons from one another, I employ artificial partitions consisting of little round disks of sorghum, or Indian millet, about half a centimetre thick.
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