lovage in Irish
lovage in Irish is luáiste — lovage means a perennial herb from the Mediterranean, with a smell and flavour like celery.
lovage in Irish
luáiste
A perennial Mediterranean herb, of species Levisticum officinale, with odor and flavor resembling celery.
What does "lovage" mean?
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noun A perennial herb from the Mediterranean, with a smell and flavour like celery.
"Lovage grows tall in the herb bed."
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lovage in a sentence
- Lovage grows tall in the herb bed.
- She added chopped lovage leaves to the soup.
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What is "lovage" in Irish?
"lovage" in Irish is luáiste. lovage means: A perennial herb from the Mediterranean, with a smell and flavour like celery.
How do you use "lovage" in a sentence?
Example: "Lovage grows tall in the herb bed." In Irish, "lovage" is luáiste.
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