currant in Latin
currant in Latin is ribes — currant means a small dried grape, usually made from the Black Corinth variety.
currant in Latin
ribes
The fruit of various shrubs of the genus Ribes, white, black or red.
What does "currant" mean?
- noun A small dried grape, usually made from the Black Corinth variety.
- noun The fruit of several kinds of Ribes shrub, which can be white, black or red.
- noun A bush that produces this kind of fruit.
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What is "currant" in Latin?
"currant" in Latin is ribes. currant means: A small dried grape, usually made from the Black Corinth variety.
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