patchouli in Irish
patchouli in Irish is paitsiúlaí — patchouli means a bushy plant whose leaves yield a strong, earthy fragrant oil.
patchouli in Irish
paitsiúlaí
What does "patchouli" mean?
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noun A bushy plant whose leaves yield a strong, earthy fragrant oil.
"Patchouli grows well in warm, humid climates."
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noun The rich, earthy perfume oil made from this plant.
"Her scarf still smelled faintly of patchouli oil."
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patchouli in a sentence
- Patchouli grows well in warm, humid climates.
- Her scarf still smelled faintly of patchouli oil.
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What is "patchouli" in Irish?
"patchouli" in Irish is paitsiúlaí. patchouli means: A bushy plant whose leaves yield a strong, earthy fragrant oil.
How do you use "patchouli" in a sentence?
Example: "Patchouli grows well in warm, humid climates." In Irish, "patchouli" is paitsiúlaí.
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