murali
What is another word for murali? Here is its meaning, with related words and examples.
Noun — The matrimony vine, a thorny shrub (Lycium barbarum) whose berries are also known as goji berries.
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Etymology
Likely borrowed from Tamil முளரி (muḷari), meaning "bramble."
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What does “murali” mean?
The word “murali” means the matrimony vine, a thorny shrub (Lycium barbarum) whose berries are also known as goji berries. In plain terms, a thorny shrub related to the plant that produces goji berries.
How do you use “murali” in a sentence?
Here is “murali” used in a sentence: “The garden's murali hedge produced small red berries each autumn.”
What part of speech is “murali”?
“Murali” is a noun.
