camomile in Latin
camomile in Latin is chamaemellum — camomile means a fragrant daisy-like plant whose flowers are used for herbal tea and remedies.
camomile in Latin
chamaemellum
What does "camomile" mean?
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noun A fragrant daisy-like plant whose flowers are used for herbal tea and remedies.
"Camomile grows well in a sunny corner of the garden."
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noun Tea made from camomile flowers.
"I'll have a camomile before bed, please."
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camomile in a sentence
- Camomile grows well in a sunny corner of the garden.
- She dried the camomile flowers to use in tea.
- I'll have a camomile before bed, please.
- He ordered a camomile instead of coffee.
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What is "camomile" in Latin?
"camomile" in Latin is chamaemellum. camomile means: A fragrant daisy-like plant whose flowers are used for herbal tea and remedies.
How do you use "camomile" in a sentence?
Example: "Camomile grows well in a sunny corner of the garden." In Latin, "camomile" is chamaemellum.
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