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Meaning of carrot
The primary meaning of the word "carrot" refers to a bright orange, crunchy, and sweet root vegetable often eaten raw or cooked.
Etymology of carrot
The word "carrot" originated from the Old French "carote", which is derived from the Latin "carota", referring to a type of plant with a bright orange root.
The Latin term "carota" is thought to be derived from the Greek word "karoton", which means "wild carrot" or "queen anne's lace".
Synonyms
Definitions
- A bright orange root vegetable with a crunchy texture, typically eaten raw or cooked.
- * A plant with bright orange roots, cultivated for food.
Usage Examples
- Carrots are a staple ingredient in many salads and stews.
- * The chef grated a carrot and added it to the sauce for extra flavor.
- * She peeled and chopped the carrots before sautéing them in a pan.