linseed in Greek
linseed in Greek is λιναρόσπορο — linseed means the seed of the flax plant, which is used to make linseed oil.
linseed in Greek
λιναρόσπορο
Pronounced: linarosporo
The seed of the flax plant, which yields linseed oil.
What does "linseed" mean?
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noun The seed of the flax plant, which is used to make linseed oil.
"She sprinkled a spoonful of linseed over her porridge."
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linseed in a sentence
- She sprinkled a spoonful of linseed over her porridge.
- The painter treated the wooden handle with linseed oil.
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What is "linseed" in Greek?
"linseed" in Greek is λιναρόσπορο. linseed means: The seed of the flax plant, which is used to make linseed oil.
How do you pronounce λιναρόσπορο?
"linseed" in Greek is λιναρόσπορο, pronounced "linarosporo".
How do you use "linseed" in a sentence?
Example: "She sprinkled a spoonful of linseed over her porridge." In Greek, "linseed" is λιναρόσπορο.
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