Basil in Latin
Basil in Latin is Basilius, ōcimum, ocimum — Basil means an aromatic herb with green leaves, widely used in cooking, especially in Italian and Thai dishes.
Basil in Latin
Basilius
A en given name, in quiet but steady use in the UK.
ōcimum
ocimum
What does "Basil" mean?
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noun An aromatic herb with green leaves, widely used in cooking, especially in Italian and Thai dishes.
"She added fresh basil to the tomato sauce."
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Basil in a sentence
- She added fresh basil to the tomato sauce.
- Basil pairs beautifully with tomato and mozzarella.
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What is "Basil" in Latin?
"Basil" in Latin is Basilius, ōcimum, ocimum. Basil means: An aromatic herb with green leaves, widely used in cooking, especially in Italian and Thai dishes.
How do you use "Basil" in a sentence?
Example: "She added fresh basil to the tomato sauce." In Latin, "Basil" is Basilius, ōcimum, ocimum.
Are there other ways to say "Basil" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "Basil": Basilius, ōcimum, ocimum.
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