parsnip in Latin
parsnip in Latin is pastināca — parsnip means a pale, sweet-tasting root vegetable related to the carrot.
parsnip in Latin
pastināca
What does "parsnip" mean?
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noun A pale, sweet-tasting root vegetable related to the carrot.
"She roasted parsnips alongside the carrots and potatoes."
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parsnip in a sentence
- She roasted parsnips alongside the carrots and potatoes.
- Parsnip soup is a favourite on cold winter evenings.
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What is "parsnip" in Latin?
"parsnip" in Latin is pastināca. parsnip means: A pale, sweet-tasting root vegetable related to the carrot.
How do you use "parsnip" in a sentence?
Example: "She roasted parsnips alongside the carrots and potatoes." In Latin, "parsnip" is pastināca.
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