esculent in Latin
esculent in Latin is ēsculentus — esculent means safe and fit to be eaten.
esculent in Latin
ēsculentus
Suitable for eating; eatable, edible.
What does "esculent" mean?
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adj Safe and fit to be eaten.
"Nicolas Venette, French physician, refers to skirret, a plant that has esculent tubers, for its high aphrodisiac potential."
- adj (informal) Very attractive, as if good enough to eat.
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esculent in a sentence
- Nicolas Venette, French physician, refers to skirret, a plant that has esculent tubers, for its high aphrodisiac potential.
- But beyond plants esculent and floral, John Quincey Adams favored trees.
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What is "esculent" in Latin?
"esculent" in Latin is ēsculentus. esculent means: Safe and fit to be eaten.
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