anemone in Greek
anemone in Greek is ανεμώνη — anemone means a flowering plant of the buttercup family, such as the windflower, prized for its bright, delicate blooms.
anemone in Greek
ανεμώνη
Pronounced: anemoni
Any plant of the genus Anemone, of the Ranunculaceae (or buttercup) family, such as the windflower.
What does "anemone" mean?
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noun A flowering plant of the buttercup family, such as the windflower, prized for its bright, delicate blooms.
"She planted a border of red and purple anemones along the path."
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noun A sea anemone — a soft-bodied marine animal with a ring of stinging tentacles, often mistaken for a plant.
"The clownfish darted safely between the tentacles of the anemone."
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anemone in a sentence
- She planted a border of red and purple anemones along the path.
- Wood anemones carpet the forest floor in early spring.
- The clownfish darted safely between the tentacles of the anemone.
- At low tide, anemones cling to the rocks like colorful blobs of jelly.
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What is "anemone" in Greek?
"anemone" in Greek is ανεμώνη. anemone means: A flowering plant of the buttercup family, such as the windflower, prized for its bright, delicate blooms.
How do you pronounce ανεμώνη?
"anemone" in Greek is ανεμώνη, pronounced "anemoni".
How do you use "anemone" in a sentence?
Example: "She planted a border of red and purple anemones along the path." In Greek, "anemone" is ανεμώνη.
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