bilberry in Latin
bilberry in Latin is vaccīnium — bilberry means a small wild shrub of Europe, or its dark blue berry, which is a relative of the blueberry.
bilberry in Latin
vaccīnium
Vaccinium myrtillus, the wild European blueberry of the cowberry family.
What does "bilberry" mean?
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noun A small wild shrub of Europe, or its dark blue berry, which is a relative of the blueberry.
"We picked bilberries on the moor and made a pie."
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bilberry in a sentence
- We picked bilberries on the moor and made a pie.
- Bilberry grows low to the ground on heathland.
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What is "bilberry" in Latin?
"bilberry" in Latin is vaccīnium. bilberry means: A small wild shrub of Europe, or its dark blue berry, which is a relative of the blueberry.
How do you use "bilberry" in a sentence?
Example: "We picked bilberries on the moor and made a pie." In Latin, "bilberry" is vaccīnium.
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