Definition of oca in English:

oca

noun ˈəʊkəˈōkə

A South American plant related to wood sorrel, long cultivated in Peru for its edible tubers.
块茎酢浆草
Oxalis tuberosa, family Oxalidaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- Cultivated oca has an important place in the diets and farming systems of rural communities in the Andean highlands.
- The potato was also of great importance and, with its related tubers oca and ulluco, provided crops which were protected from the frost, hail, and storms.
- Several families were harvesting bright yellow oca (a sweet potato).

Origin

Early 17th century: from American Spanish, from Quechua ócca.

Definition of oca in US English:

oca

nounˈōkə

A South American plant related to wood sorrel, long cultivated in Peru for its edible tubers.
块茎酢浆草
Oxalis tuberosa, family Oxalidaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- Several families were harvesting bright yellow oca (a sweet potato).
- The potato was also of great importance and, with its related tubers oca and ulluco, provided crops which were protected from the frost, hail, and storms.
- Cultivated oca has an important place in the diets and farming systems of rural communities in the Andean highlands.

Origin

Early 17th century: from American Spanish, from Quechua ócca.

单词	oca
释义	Definition of oca in English: oca noun ˈəʊkəˈōkə A South American plant related to wood sorrel, long cultivated in Peru for its edible tubers. 块茎酢浆草 Oxalis tuberosa, family Oxalidaceae Example sentencesExamples Cultivated oca has an important place in the diets and farming systems of rural communities in the Andean highlands. The potato was also of great importance and, with its related tubers oca and ulluco, provided crops which were protected from the frost, hail, and storms. Several families were harvesting bright yellow oca (a sweet potato). Origin Early 17th century: from American Spanish, from Quechua ócca. Definition of oca in US English: oca nounˈōkə A South American plant related to wood sorrel, long cultivated in Peru for its edible tubers. 块茎酢浆草 Oxalis tuberosa, family Oxalidaceae Example sentencesExamples Several families were harvesting bright yellow oca (a sweet potato). The potato was also of great importance and, with its related tubers oca and ulluco, provided crops which were protected from the frost, hail, and storms. Cultivated oca has an important place in the diets and farming systems of rural communities in the Andean highlands. Origin Early 17th century: from American Spanish, from Quechua ócca.
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