Meanings
plural karambolas
- rareRare spelling of carambola.
Kámrak, better known as country gooseberry, Averrhoa karambola, is of two sorts sweet and bitter.
1885, Bombay (India : State), Gazetteer of the Bombay Presidency, Volume 18, Part 1, Government Central Press, page 472 more examples
The large cymose panicles of the pink and crimson coloured, small flowered blossom of Averrhoa Karambola (Karmar) are not quite so fragrant, yet they are not without the grateful odour of honey.
1892, The Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society, Volume 7, Issues 3-4, Bombay Natural History Society, page 520She nibbled at the green and purple stems and leaves of the oxalis and seasoned her salads with karambola juice.
1997, Muller, Carl, Children Of The Lion, Penguin Group, page 12
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