liana in Greek
liana in Greek is λιάνα — liana means a long, woody vine that climbs up trees, typically found in tropical rainforests.
liana in Greek
λιάνα
Pronounced: liana
(botany) A climbing woody vine, usually tropical.
What does "liana" mean?
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noun A long, woody vine that climbs up trees, typically found in tropical rainforests.
"Thick lianas hung from the rainforest canopy like natural ropes."
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liana in a sentence
- Thick lianas hung from the rainforest canopy like natural ropes.
- The explorers hacked through a tangle of lianas to reach the clearing.
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What is "liana" in Greek?
"liana" in Greek is λιάνα. liana means: A long, woody vine that climbs up trees, typically found in tropical rainforests.
How do you pronounce λιάνα?
"liana" in Greek is λιάνα, pronounced "liana".
How do you use "liana" in a sentence?
Example: "Thick lianas hung from the rainforest canopy like natural ropes." In Greek, "liana" is λιάνα.
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