myrtle in Irish
myrtle in Irish is miortal — myrtle means an evergreen shrub with fragrant leaves and white flowers, native to southern Europe and North Africa.
myrtle in Irish
miortal
An evergreen shrub or small tree of the genus Myrtus, native to southern Europe and north Africa.
What does "myrtle" mean?
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noun An evergreen shrub with fragrant leaves and white flowers, native to southern Europe and North Africa.
"They planted myrtle bushes along the garden path."
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noun A deep green colour resembling the leaves of the myrtle plant.
"She wore a dress in a rich shade of myrtle."
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name A female given name derived from the plant name.
"Her grandmother was named Myrtle."
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myrtle in a sentence
- They planted myrtle bushes along the garden path.
- She wore a dress in a rich shade of myrtle.
- Her grandmother was named Myrtle.
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What is "myrtle" in Irish?
"myrtle" in Irish is miortal. myrtle means: An evergreen shrub with fragrant leaves and white flowers, native to southern Europe and North Africa.
How do you use "myrtle" in a sentence?
Example: "They planted myrtle bushes along the garden path." In Irish, "myrtle" is miortal.
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