scion in Latin
scion in Latin is tālea — scion means a descendant of a notable or wealthy family, especially the first generation.
scion in Latin
tālea
(botany) A detached shoot or twig containing buds from a woody plant, used in grafting; a shoot or twig in a general sense.
What does "scion" mean?
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noun A descendant of a notable or wealthy family, especially the first generation.
"He is the scion of a famous banking dynasty."
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noun A cutting or shoot from a plant, used for grafting onto another plant.
"The gardener grafted a scion from the old apple tree onto new rootstock."
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scion in a sentence
- He is the scion of a famous banking dynasty.
- The gardener grafted a scion from the old apple tree onto new rootstock.
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What is "scion" in Latin?
"scion" in Latin is tālea. scion means: A descendant of a notable or wealthy family, especially the first generation.
How do you use "scion" in a sentence?
Example: "He is the scion of a famous banking dynasty." In Latin, "scion" is tālea.
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