Scientific Name of Okra

Okra

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Scientific Name

Botanical Name

ABELMOSCHUS esculentus

Common Name

Okra

In Hindi

भिंडी

In German

Okra

In French

Gombo

In Spanish

Okra

In Greek

Μπάμια

In Portuguese

Quiabo

In Polish

Róża chińska

In Latin

Okra

Okra in Spanish

Every plant has different names in different languages. The common name of any plant can differ region to region. Okra in Spanish can be different from Okra in English. The scientific name of Okra is the botanical name or formal name. The main purpose of having a scientific name is to have a same name accepted and used worldwide. Scientific name is the name conforming to the International Code of Nomenclature for algae, fungi, and plants (ICN). The common name of this plant in Spanish is Okra. Along with the scientific name of Okra, know the scientific names of other plants too.

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Common Name of Okra in Other Languages

Common name of garden plants in different languages is different. Common Name of Okra in other languages is an interesting information one should know. You can also know the Okra Scientific Classification which will help you gain the botanical information about the plant. If you want to know what a plant is called in Hindi, Greek, Portuguese or Polish, you are at the right place. This plant is called भिंडी in Hindi, Μπάμια in Greek, Quiabo in Portuguese and Róża chińska in Polish.

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Common Name of Okra

Explore Okra Information in detail along with its common name and scientific name. Common name of Okra is the name which changes with change in the regions. Hence, scientific name of Okra is used worldwide. Still it is beneficial to know the common name of all garden plants. The common name is widely used everywhere. It develops over time, according to use, look, and lore. Here are common names of Okra:

Okra in German: Okra
Okra in French: Gombo