maple in Latin
maple in Latin is acer — maple means a tree known for its lobed leaves and winged seed pods, many species of which turn brilliant colors in autumn.
maple in Latin
acer
A tree of the genus Acer, characterised by its usually palmate leaves and winged seeds.
What does "maple" mean?
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noun A tree known for its lobed leaves and winged seed pods, many species of which turn brilliant colors in autumn.
"The maples along the street turned bright red in October."
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noun The wood of this tree, prized for furniture and flooring because it is hard and finely grained.
"The kitchen table was made of solid maple."
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noun The sweet flavor of maple sap, most familiar in maple syrup.
"She drizzled maple over her pancakes."
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maple in a sentence
- The maples along the street turned bright red in October.
- The kitchen table was made of solid maple.
- She drizzled maple over her pancakes.
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What is "maple" in Latin?
"maple" in Latin is acer. maple means: A tree known for its lobed leaves and winged seed pods, many species of which turn brilliant colors in autumn.
How do you use "maple" in a sentence?
Example: "The maples along the street turned bright red in October." In Latin, "maple" is acer.
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