medlar in Irish
medlar in Irish is meispeal Gearmánach — medlar means a small tree, Mespilus germanica, related to the hawthorn family.
medlar in Irish
meispeal Gearmánach
What does "medlar" mean?
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noun A small tree, Mespilus germanica, related to the hawthorn family.
"We planted a medlar at the bottom of the garden."
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noun The small, apple-like fruit of this tree, which is only eaten once it has started to soften and decay.
"Medlars are left on a shelf for weeks before they are ripe enough to eat."
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medlar in a sentence
- We planted a medlar at the bottom of the garden.
- The old orchard still has a medlar growing among the apple trees.
- Medlars are left on a shelf for weeks before they are ripe enough to eat.
- She spread the soft medlar pulp onto toast.
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What is "medlar" in Irish?
"medlar" in Irish is meispeal Gearmánach. medlar means: A small tree, Mespilus germanica, related to the hawthorn family.
How do you use "medlar" in a sentence?
Example: "We planted a medlar at the bottom of the garden." In Irish, "medlar" is meispeal Gearmánach.
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