legume in Latin
legume in Latin is legūmen — legume means the seed or pod of a pea, bean or similar plant, eaten as food.
legume in Latin
legūmen
(botany) The fruit or seed of leguminous plants (as peas or beans) used for food.
What does "legume" mean?
- noun The seed or pod of a pea, bean or similar plant, eaten as food.
- noun A large plant family that includes peas, beans and clovers, whose roots host bacteria that add nitrogen to the soil.
- noun A dry fruit that splits open along two sides, with its seeds fixed along one edge, as in a pea pod.
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What is "legume" in Latin?
"legume" in Latin is legūmen. legume means: The seed or pod of a pea, bean or similar plant, eaten as food.
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