quince in Latin
quince in Latin is cotonium — quince means a hard, pear-shaped fruit related to apples and pears, usually cooked before eating.
quince in Latin
cotonium
(countable) The deciduous tree bearing such fruit, native to Asia.
What does "quince" mean?
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noun A hard, pear-shaped fruit related to apples and pears, usually cooked before eating.
"She simmered the quince with sugar to make a rich jelly."
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noun The tree that bears this fruit.
"A quince tree grew in the corner of the old orchard."
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quince in a sentence
- She simmered the quince with sugar to make a rich jelly.
- A quince tree grew in the corner of the old orchard.
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What is "quince" in Latin?
"quince" in Latin is cotonium. quince means: A hard, pear-shaped fruit related to apples and pears, usually cooked before eating.
How do you use "quince" in a sentence?
Example: "She simmered the quince with sugar to make a rich jelly." In Latin, "quince" is cotonium.
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