herb in Irish
herb in Irish is luibh — herb means a plant used to flavour food, especially the leaves.
herb in Irish
luibh
(countable) Any green, leafy plant, or parts thereof, used to flavour or season food.
What does "herb" mean?
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noun A plant used to flavour food, especially the leaves.
"She sprinkled fresh herbs like basil and thyme over the pasta."
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noun A plant used in traditional or alternative medicine.
"He drank a tea made from herbs said to ease headaches."
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herb in a sentence
- She sprinkled fresh herbs like basil and thyme over the pasta.
- The garden had a small patch reserved for growing herbs.
- He drank a tea made from herbs said to ease headaches.
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What is "herb" in Irish?
"herb" in Irish is luibh. herb means: A plant used to flavour food, especially the leaves.
How do you use "herb" in a sentence?
Example: "She sprinkled fresh herbs like basil and thyme over the pasta." In Irish, "herb" is luibh.
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