bryony in Latin
bryony in Latin is bryonia — bryony means a climbing perennial plant with small flowers and berries, some varieties of which are toxic.
bryony in Latin
bryonia
A perennial herb of the genus Bryonia, especially the common wild species Bryonia dioica.
What does "bryony" mean?
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noun A climbing perennial plant with small flowers and berries, some varieties of which are toxic.
"Bryony vines twist through the hedgerow every summer."
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- Bryony vines twist through the hedgerow every summer.
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What is "bryony" in Latin?
"bryony" in Latin is bryonia. bryony means: A climbing perennial plant with small flowers and berries, some varieties of which are toxic.
How do you use "bryony" in a sentence?
Example: "Bryony vines twist through the hedgerow every summer." In Latin, "bryony" is bryonia.
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