acacia in Greek
acacia in Greek is ακακία — acacia means a tree or shrub with feathery leaves and small clustered flowers, common in warm and dry climates.
acacia in Greek
ακακία
Pronounced: akakia
(countable) A shrub or tree of the tribe Acacieae. [First attested around 1350 to 1470.]
What does "acacia" mean?
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noun A tree or shrub with feathery leaves and small clustered flowers, common in warm and dry climates.
"Rows of acacia trees lined the dusty road."
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noun The gum or dried sap harvested from certain acacia species, used as a thickener in food and other products.
"The recipe called for a small amount of acacia gum as a stabilizer."
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acacia in a sentence
- Rows of acacia trees lined the dusty road.
- The recipe called for a small amount of acacia gum as a stabilizer.
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What is "acacia" in Greek?
"acacia" in Greek is ακακία. acacia means: A tree or shrub with feathery leaves and small clustered flowers, common in warm and dry climates.
How do you pronounce ακακία?
"acacia" in Greek is ακακία, pronounced "akakia".
How do you use "acacia" in a sentence?
Example: "Rows of acacia trees lined the dusty road." In Greek, "acacia" is ακακία.
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