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Meaning of quimbombó

quimbombó: It is the same okra or molondrón. It is an edible vegetable of slug appearance, so it is used for soups and ragus. It is also called gombo, bamia or candia (Colombia and Venezuela), abelmosco in Mexico and ñajú in Peru and Panama. Its scientific name is Abelmoschus esculentus and it belongs to the Malvaceae family.; Name of a plant whose internal consistency is very slug and eaten when this tender, in the Caribbean: Rep Dom is called Molondron, in English called Okra.

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