tendril in Latin
tendril in Latin is pampinus — tendril means a thin, curling part of a plant that lets it cling on to something for support.
tendril in Latin
pampinus
(botany) A thin, spirally coiling stem that attaches a plant to its support.
What does "tendril" mean?
- noun A thin, curling part of a plant that lets it cling on to something for support.
- noun A thin, hair-like feeler on an animal.
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noun Something thin and curled, shaped like a plant's tendril.
"Her blond hair was tied into a half up, half down style with face-framing tendrils."
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tendril in a sentence
- Her blond hair was tied into a half up, half down style with face-framing tendrils.
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What is "tendril" in Latin?
"tendril" in Latin is pampinus. tendril means: A thin, curling part of a plant that lets it cling on to something for support.
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