camellia in Greek
camellia in Greek is καμέλια — camellia means a flowering shrub or small tree native to Asia, including the species that produces tea leaves.
camellia in Greek
καμέλια
Pronounced: kamelia
Any plant of the genus Camellia, shrubs and small trees native to Asia; Camellia japonica is the most popular as a garden plant; Camellia sinensis is the tea plant.
What does "camellia" mean?
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noun A flowering shrub or small tree native to Asia, including the species that produces tea leaves.
"The garden was full of blooming camellias in early spring."
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camellia in a sentence
- The garden was full of blooming camellias in early spring.
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What is "camellia" in Greek?
"camellia" in Greek is καμέλια. camellia means: A flowering shrub or small tree native to Asia, including the species that produces tea leaves.
How do you pronounce καμέλια?
"camellia" in Greek is καμέλια, pronounced "kamelia".
How do you use "camellia" in a sentence?
Example: "The garden was full of blooming camellias in early spring." In Greek, "camellia" is καμέλια.
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