lavender in Greek
lavender in Greek is λεβάντα — lavender means a fragrant purple-flowered plant of the mint family, or the pale purple color associated with it.
lavender in Greek
λεβάντα
Pronounced: levada
What does "lavender" mean?
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noun A fragrant purple-flowered plant of the mint family, or the pale purple color associated with it.
"The garden was filled with the scent of lavender in early summer."
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adj Having a pale purple color.
"She wore a lavender dress to the spring wedding."
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lavender in a sentence
- The garden was filled with the scent of lavender in early summer.
- She painted the nursery walls a soft lavender.
- She wore a lavender dress to the spring wedding.
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What is "lavender" in Greek?
"lavender" in Greek is λεβάντα. lavender means: A fragrant purple-flowered plant of the mint family, or the pale purple color associated with it.
How do you pronounce λεβάντα?
"lavender" in Greek is λεβάντα, pronounced "levada".
How do you use "lavender" in a sentence?
Example: "The garden was filled with the scent of lavender in early summer." In Greek, "lavender" is λεβάντα.
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