rose in Latin
rose in Latin is rosa — rose means a shrub or climbing plant, or its flower, prized for its fragrance and often thorny stems.
rose in Latin
rosa
What does "rose" mean?
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noun A shrub or climbing plant, or its flower, prized for its fragrance and often thorny stems.
"The rose by the back door smells wonderful on warm evenings."
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noun A deep pink or pinkish-red colour, named after the flower.
"She painted the bedroom walls a warm shade of rose."
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noun A circular, many-pointed design or fitting, such as a compass rose or a shower rose.
"The plumber fitted a new rose to the end of the watering can."
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rose in a sentence
- The rose by the back door smells wonderful on warm evenings.
- She planted a row of roses along the garden fence.
- She painted the bedroom walls a warm shade of rose.
- The sky turned rose and gold as the sun went down.
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What is "rose" in Latin?
"rose" in Latin is rosa. rose means: A shrub or climbing plant, or its flower, prized for its fragrance and often thorny stems.
How do you use "rose" in a sentence?
Example: "The rose by the back door smells wonderful on warm evenings." In Latin, "rose" is rosa.
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