Valerian in Latin
Valerian in Latin is Valerianus — Valerian means a flowering plant whose root is used in herbal medicine, often as a natural sleep aid or calming remedy.
Valerian in Latin
Valerianus
a Roman cognomen, notably borne by Publius Licinius Valerianus, a Roman emperor
What does "Valerian" mean?
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noun A flowering plant whose root is used in herbal medicine, often as a natural sleep aid or calming remedy.
"She took a valerian supplement to help her sleep."
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Valerian in a sentence
- She took a valerian supplement to help her sleep.
- Valerian tea has a strong, earthy smell that not everyone likes.
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What is "Valerian" in Latin?
"Valerian" in Latin is Valerianus. Valerian means: A flowering plant whose root is used in herbal medicine, often as a natural sleep aid or calming remedy.
How do you use "Valerian" in a sentence?
Example: "She took a valerian supplement to help her sleep." In Latin, "Valerian" is Valerianus.
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