bamboo in Latin
bamboo in Latin is harundō Indica — bamboo means a fast-growing woody grass with hollow, jointed stems, used for building and furniture.
bamboo in Latin
harundō Indica
(slang) A didgeridoo.
What does "bamboo" mean?
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noun A fast-growing woody grass with hollow, jointed stems, used for building and furniture.
"The fence was made entirely of bamboo poles."
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adj Made from bamboo.
"She bought a set of bamboo cutting boards."
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bamboo in a sentence
- The fence was made entirely of bamboo poles.
- Pandas eat huge amounts of bamboo every day.
- She bought a set of bamboo cutting boards.
- We replaced the plastic toothbrushes with bamboo ones to cut down on waste.
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What is "bamboo" in Latin?
"bamboo" in Latin is harundō Indica. bamboo means: A fast-growing woody grass with hollow, jointed stems, used for building and furniture.
How do you use "bamboo" in a sentence?
Example: "The fence was made entirely of bamboo poles." In Latin, "bamboo" is harundō Indica.
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