woad in Czech
woad in Czech is boryt — woad means woad is a plant, Isatis tinctoria, traditionally grown for the blue dye taken from its leaves.
woad in Czech
boryt
(countable) The plant Isatis tinctoria.
What does "woad" mean?
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noun Woad is a plant, Isatis tinctoria, traditionally grown for the blue dye taken from its leaves.
"Woad was once grown in fields across parts of England."
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noun Woad is also the deep blue dye produced by fermenting and drying the leaves of this plant.
"The cloth had been dyed a rich shade of blue with woad."
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woad in a sentence
- Woad was once grown in fields across parts of England.
- The farmer planted a row of woad along the edge of the garden.
- The cloth had been dyed a rich shade of blue with woad.
- Before indigo became common, woad was the main source of blue dye in Europe.
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What is "woad" in Czech?
"woad" in Czech is boryt. woad means: Woad is a plant, Isatis tinctoria, traditionally grown for the blue dye taken from its leaves.
How do you use "woad" in a sentence?
Example: "Woad was once grown in fields across parts of England." In Czech, "woad" is boryt.
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