duckweed in Irish
duckweed in Irish is ros lachan — duckweed means duckweed is any of several small floating plants that grow on the surface of still or slow-moving water.
duckweed in Irish
ros lachan
Any of several reduced floating aquatic plants in the subfamily Lemnoideae of the family Araceae.
What does "duckweed" mean?
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noun Duckweed is any of several small floating plants that grow on the surface of still or slow-moving water.
"The pond's surface was covered in a thick layer of duckweed."
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duckweed in a sentence
- The pond's surface was covered in a thick layer of duckweed.
- Ducks and other waterfowl often feed on duckweed.
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What is "duckweed" in Irish?
"duckweed" in Irish is ros lachan. duckweed means: Duckweed is any of several small floating plants that grow on the surface of still or slow-moving water.
How do you use "duckweed" in a sentence?
Example: "The pond's surface was covered in a thick layer of duckweed." In Irish, "duckweed" is ros lachan.
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