fig in Latin
fig in Latin is ficus — fig means a soft, sweet fruit full of tiny seeds, grown on trees or shrubs of the genus Ficus.
fig in Latin
ficus
What does "fig" mean?
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noun A soft, sweet fruit full of tiny seeds, grown on trees or shrubs of the genus Ficus.
"She added dried figs to the salad for a touch of sweetness."
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noun The tree or shrub that produces this fruit.
"They planted a fig in the corner of the garden."
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fig in a sentence
- She added dried figs to the salad for a touch of sweetness.
- He sliced a ripe fig in half and spread it on toast.
- They planted a fig in the corner of the garden.
- The old fig by the wall gives plenty of shade in summer.
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What is "fig" in Latin?
"fig" in Latin is ficus. fig means: A soft, sweet fruit full of tiny seeds, grown on trees or shrubs of the genus Ficus.
How do you use "fig" in a sentence?
Example: "She added dried figs to the salad for a touch of sweetness." In Latin, "fig" is ficus.
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