alfalfa in Latin
alfalfa in Latin is mēdica — alfalfa means a leafy green plant grown as livestock feed and cover crop, also called lucerne.
alfalfa in Latin
mēdica
(uncountable) A plant, principally of Medicago sativa, grown as a pasture crop.
What does "alfalfa" mean?
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noun A leafy green plant grown as livestock feed and cover crop, also called lucerne.
"The farmer rotated the field between corn and alfalfa."
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alfalfa in a sentence
- The farmer rotated the field between corn and alfalfa.
- Alfalfa sprouts are a common addition to sandwiches.
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What is "alfalfa" in Latin?
"alfalfa" in Latin is mēdica. alfalfa means: A leafy green plant grown as livestock feed and cover crop, also called lucerne.
How do you use "alfalfa" in a sentence?
Example: "The farmer rotated the field between corn and alfalfa." In Latin, "alfalfa" is mēdica.
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