hazel in Latin
hazel in Latin is corylus — hazel means a small tree or shrub (genus Corylus) that produces edible nuts.
hazel in Latin
corylus
(countable) A tree or shrub of the genus Corylus, bearing edible nuts called hazelnuts or filberts.
What does "hazel" mean?
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noun A small tree or shrub (genus Corylus) that produces edible nuts.
"They planted a row of hazel trees along the boundary."
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adj A greenish-brown colour, especially of eyes.
"She has striking hazel eyes."
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hazel in a sentence
- They planted a row of hazel trees along the boundary.
- She has striking hazel eyes.
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What is "hazel" in Latin?
"hazel" in Latin is corylus. hazel means: A small tree or shrub (genus Corylus) that produces edible nuts.
How do you use "hazel" in a sentence?
Example: "They planted a row of hazel trees along the boundary." In Latin, "hazel" is corylus.
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