woodruff in Japanese
woodruff in Japanese is クルマバソウ — woodruff means a small, sweet-smelling herb with star-shaped leaves, traditionally used to flavor drinks and desserts.
woodruff in Japanese
クルマバソウ
Pronounced: kurumabasō
Galium odoratum, an aromatic herb.
What does "woodruff" mean?
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noun A small, sweet-smelling herb with star-shaped leaves, traditionally used to flavor drinks and desserts.
"The German recipe called for a few sprigs of woodruff to flavor the punch."
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- The German recipe called for a few sprigs of woodruff to flavor the punch.
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What is "woodruff" in Japanese?
"woodruff" in Japanese is クルマバソウ. woodruff means: A small, sweet-smelling herb with star-shaped leaves, traditionally used to flavor drinks and desserts.
How do you pronounce クルマバソウ?
"woodruff" in Japanese is クルマバソウ, pronounced "kurumabasō".
How do you use "woodruff" in a sentence?
Example: "The German recipe called for a few sprigs of woodruff to flavor the punch." In Japanese, "woodruff" is クルマバソウ.
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