grove in Latin
grove in Latin is nemus, lūcus — grove means a small group of trees, often planted or kept clear of undergrowth.
grove in Latin
nemus
A small forest with minimal undergrowth.
lūcus
A small forest with minimal undergrowth.
What does "grove" mean?
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noun A small group of trees, often planted or kept clear of undergrowth.
"They had a picnic in the olive grove."
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noun An orchard of fruit or nut trees.
"The farm exports oranges from its citrus groves."
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grove in a sentence
- They had a picnic in the olive grove.
- A grove of birch trees lined the path to the lake.
- The farm exports oranges from its citrus groves.
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What is "grove" in Latin?
"grove" in Latin is nemus, lūcus. grove means: A small group of trees, often planted or kept clear of undergrowth.
How do you use "grove" in a sentence?
Example: "They had a picnic in the olive grove." In Latin, "grove" is nemus, lūcus.
Are there other ways to say "grove" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "grove": nemus, lūcus.
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