artemisia in Greek
artemisia in Greek is αρτεμισία — artemisia means a plant of a large genus of aromatic herbs and shrubs that includes wormwood, sagebrush and tarragon.
artemisia in Greek
αρτεμισία
Pronounced: artemisia
Any of many aromatic flowering plants of the genus Artemisia, including wormwood, sagebrush, and tarragon, often used as traditional medicine, oral contraceptive and flavoring.
What does "artemisia" mean?
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noun A plant of a large genus of aromatic herbs and shrubs that includes wormwood, sagebrush and tarragon.
"Sagebrush is a kind of artemisia."
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artemisia in a sentence
- Sagebrush is a kind of artemisia.
- The garden has several artemisias along the back fence.
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What is "artemisia" in Greek?
"artemisia" in Greek is αρτεμισία. artemisia means: A plant of a large genus of aromatic herbs and shrubs that includes wormwood, sagebrush and tarragon.
How do you pronounce αρτεμισία?
"artemisia" in Greek is αρτεμισία, pronounced "artemisia".
How do you use "artemisia" in a sentence?
Example: "Sagebrush is a kind of artemisia." In Greek, "artemisia" is αρτεμισία.
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