garlic in Latin
garlic in Latin is allium — garlic means a plant related to the onion, grown for its strong-smelling, pungent bulb used widely in cooking.
garlic in Latin
allium
A plant, Allium sativum, related to the onion, having a pungent bulb much used in cooking.
What does "garlic" mean?
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noun A plant related to the onion, grown for its strong-smelling, pungent bulb used widely in cooking.
"Add two crushed cloves of garlic to the pan."
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garlic in a sentence
- Add two crushed cloves of garlic to the pan.
- Her breath smelled of garlic after lunch.
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What is "garlic" in Latin?
"garlic" in Latin is allium. garlic means: A plant related to the onion, grown for its strong-smelling, pungent bulb used widely in cooking.
How do you use "garlic" in a sentence?
Example: "Add two crushed cloves of garlic to the pan." In Latin, "garlic" is allium.
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