elm in Latin
elm in Latin is ulmus — elm means a tall deciduous tree with broad, ridged leaves, once common as a shade tree along streets.
elm in Latin
ulmus
(countable) A tree of the genus Ulmus of the family Ulmaceae, large deciduous trees with alternate stipulate leaves and small apetalous flowers.
What does "elm" mean?
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noun A tall deciduous tree with broad, ridged leaves, once common as a shade tree along streets.
"A row of old elms lined the avenue before disease killed most of them."
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noun The wood of this tree, used in furniture and construction.
"The table was made from solid elm."
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elm in a sentence
- A row of old elms lined the avenue before disease killed most of them.
- The table was made from solid elm.
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What is "elm" in Latin?
"elm" in Latin is ulmus. elm means: A tall deciduous tree with broad, ridged leaves, once common as a shade tree along streets.
How do you use "elm" in a sentence?
Example: "A row of old elms lined the avenue before disease killed most of them." In Latin, "elm" is ulmus.
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