The term "squash" originates from the Native American word "askutasquash," which refers to various types of gourds. Early English settlers adopted this term, and it became associated with the edible fruits of the Cucurbita family, including pumpkins and zucchini. The name reflects the vegetable's historical significance in Indigenous diets and agriculture.
Well for us it is still called squash
It is called a squash court.
In Dakota language, squash is called "wagmiza."
squash string beans ..... It is called "ਚਕੋਤਰਾ"
Mattanga
svaardhaparudu(స్వార్ధపరుడు)
marrow
mishti coomra
nothing they are the samething but in the late 1900's they called it squash and now they call it raqetball
Traditionally called the three sisters, squash was planted at the base of the corn plant. A bean plant was grown and wrapped itself around the corn plant.
It is called wottagasamaker in the language of the Fartowattomie.
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