violet in Latin
violet in Latin is violaceus, ianthinus, viola — violet means a small plant with fragrant purple or blue flowers, or the flower itself.
violet in Latin
violaceus
Of a violet colour.
ianthinus
Of a violet colour.
viola
A plant or flower of the genus Viola, especially the fragrant Viola odorata; (inexact) similar-looking plants and flowers.
What does "violet" mean?
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noun A small plant with fragrant purple or blue flowers, or the flower itself.
"Wild violets grew along the edge of the woodland path."
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noun A bluish-purple colour, named after the flower.
"The sky faded from orange to violet as the sun set."
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adj Of a bluish-purple colour.
"She wore a violet scarf that matched her eyes."
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violet in a sentence
- Wild violets grew along the edge of the woodland path.
- The sky faded from orange to violet as the sun set.
- She wore a violet scarf that matched her eyes.
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What is "violet" in Latin?
"violet" in Latin is violaceus, ianthinus, viola. violet means: A small plant with fragrant purple or blue flowers, or the flower itself.
How do you use "violet" in a sentence?
Example: "Wild violets grew along the edge of the woodland path." In Latin, "violet" is violaceus, ianthinus, viola.
Are there other ways to say "violet" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "violet": violaceus, ianthinus, viola.
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