heliotrope in Irish
heliotrope in Irish is plúr na gréine — heliotrope means a fragrant plant of the genus Heliotropium, especially garden heliotrope, which bears clusters of small purple flowers.
heliotrope in Irish
plúr na gréine
What does "heliotrope" mean?
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noun A fragrant plant of the genus Heliotropium, especially garden heliotrope, which bears clusters of small purple flowers.
"Gardeners grow heliotrope along the border for its strong, sweet scent."
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noun A light purple or violet colour like that of heliotrope flowers.
"She chose heliotrope for the bedroom walls."
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adjective Of a light purple or violet colour like that of heliotrope flowers.
"The dress was a soft heliotrope shade."
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heliotrope in a sentence
- Gardeners grow heliotrope along the border for its strong, sweet scent.
- The heliotrope's purple flower clusters filled the greenhouse with fragrance.
- She chose heliotrope for the bedroom walls.
- The evening sky faded through pinks into heliotrope.
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What is "heliotrope" in Irish?
"heliotrope" in Irish is plúr na gréine. heliotrope means: A fragrant plant of the genus Heliotropium, especially garden heliotrope, which bears clusters of small purple flowers.
How do you use "heliotrope" in a sentence?
Example: "Gardeners grow heliotrope along the border for its strong, sweet scent." In Irish, "heliotrope" is plúr na gréine.
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