mullein in Latin
mullein in Latin is verbascum — mullein means a plant of the genus Verbascum, most kinds of which have yellow flowers.
mullein in Latin
verbascum
Any of a few hundred species of European and Asian plants, of the genus Verbascum, especially that majority that have yellow flowers. [from 14th c.]
What does "mullein" mean?
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noun A plant of the genus Verbascum, most kinds of which have yellow flowers.
"A tall mullein had seeded itself beside the garden wall."
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mullein in a sentence
- A tall mullein had seeded itself beside the garden wall.
- Mullein grows wild across parts of Europe and Asia.
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What is "mullein" in Latin?
"mullein" in Latin is verbascum. mullein means: A plant of the genus Verbascum, most kinds of which have yellow flowers.
How do you use "mullein" in a sentence?
Example: "A tall mullein had seeded itself beside the garden wall." In Latin, "mullein" is verbascum.
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