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means The young, edible sprout of the bamboo plant, harvested before it hardens into cane, prized in Asian cooking once properly cooked to remove its natural toxins.

from 'Bamboo' entered English through Dutch/Portuguese traders (bambu), who picked it up from Malay 'bambu' or 'mambu', itself likely borrowed from a South Asian language — the exact root is tangled and disputed. 'Shoot' is just plain Old English, describing the young growth that shoots up from the ground, true to bamboo's reputation as one of the fastest-growing plants on Earth.