flax in Greek
flax in Greek is λινάρι — flax means a slender plant grown for its fibers (used to make linen) and its seeds (linseed).
flax in Greek
λινάρι
Pronounced: linari
What does "flax" mean?
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noun A slender plant grown for its fibers (used to make linen) and its seeds (linseed).
"Blue flowers covered the field where the flax was growing in early summer."
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noun The fibers from this plant, spun into linen thread and cloth.
"Her grandmother spun flax into thread on an old wooden wheel."
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flax in a sentence
- Blue flowers covered the field where the flax was growing in early summer.
- The farmer harvested the flax and pressed its seeds for oil.
- Her grandmother spun flax into thread on an old wooden wheel.
- Shirts made of flax feel cool and crisp in hot weather.
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What is "flax" in Greek?
"flax" in Greek is λινάρι. flax means: A slender plant grown for its fibers (used to make linen) and its seeds (linseed).
How do you pronounce λινάρι?
"flax" in Greek is λινάρι, pronounced "linari".
How do you use "flax" in a sentence?
Example: "Blue flowers covered the field where the flax was growing in early summer." In Greek, "flax" is λινάρι.
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