fern in Greek
fern in Greek is φτέρη — fern means a leafy green plant with no flowers or seeds that reproduces by releasing tiny spores, often found in shady, damp places.
fern in Greek
φτέρη
Pronounced: fteri
Any of a group of some twenty thousand species of vascular plants classified in the division Pteridophyta that lack seeds and reproduce by shedding spores to initiate an alternation of generations.
What does "fern" mean?
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noun A leafy green plant with no flowers or seeds that reproduces by releasing tiny spores, often found in shady, damp places.
"Ferns grew thick along the shaded riverbank."
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fern in a sentence
- Ferns grew thick along the shaded riverbank.
- She kept a potted fern on the windowsill.
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What is "fern" in Greek?
"fern" in Greek is φτέρη. fern means: A leafy green plant with no flowers or seeds that reproduces by releasing tiny spores, often found in shady, damp places.
How do you pronounce φτέρη?
"fern" in Greek is φτέρη, pronounced "fteri".
How do you use "fern" in a sentence?
Example: "Ferns grew thick along the shaded riverbank." In Greek, "fern" is φτέρη.
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