lentil in Latin
lentil in Latin is lens — lentil means a small, disc-shaped edible seed from a legume plant, commonly dried and used in soups and stews.
lentil in Latin
lens
What does "lentil" mean?
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noun A small, disc-shaped edible seed from a legume plant, commonly dried and used in soups and stews.
"She simmered red lentils with cumin and garlic for a quick curry."
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lentil in a sentence
- She simmered red lentils with cumin and garlic for a quick curry.
- Lentils are a cheap source of protein for vegetarians.
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What is "lentil" in Latin?
"lentil" in Latin is lens. lentil means: A small, disc-shaped edible seed from a legume plant, commonly dried and used in soups and stews.
How do you use "lentil" in a sentence?
Example: "She simmered red lentils with cumin and garlic for a quick curry." In Latin, "lentil" is lens.
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