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ǁ Kohlrabi, kohl-rabi. World English Historical Dictionary

ǁ Kohlrabi, kohl-rabi. World English Historical Dictionary Dictionary Biographies Literary Criticism Welcome Terms of Service ⧏ Previous Next ⧐ Contents Slice Contents Key Bibliographic Record Murray’s New English Dictionary. 1901, rev. 2025. ǁ Kohlrabi, kohl-rabi Also erron. khol-. [G. kohlrabi (also formerly kol-, kal(i)-, kaulirabi, and dial. koll(e)râwî) 16th c. ad. It. cavoli (or cauli) rape, pl. of cavolo rapa (F. chou-rave) ‘cole-rape’: the first element being assimilated to G. kohl (earlier ad. L. caulis, COLE sb.1).] A cabbage with a turnip-shaped stem, varieties of which are cultivated as food for cattle in England, and as a vegetable in India and Germany; the turnip-cabbage.

1 1807.  Vancouver, Agric. Devon (1813), 191. The khol rabi, or above-ground turnip cabbage.

2 1808.  J. C. Curwen, Hints Econ. Feeding, 50. The ground was cropped with … one [acre] of kohlrabi.

3 1851.  Stephens, Bk. of Farm (ed. 2), II. 88/2. Two varieties of Kohi rabi are cultivated—the green and the purple.

4 1887.  Times, 7 Sept., 3/2. A large breadth of kohl-rabi, which was a fair plant.

5 1899.  Rider Haggard, in Longm. Mag., 512. The kohlrabi are coming up on the new-drained field.

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