walnut in Latin
walnut in Latin is iūglāns, nux — walnut means a tree of the genus Juglans, grown for its wood and edible nuts.
walnut in Latin
iūglāns
nux
What does "walnut" mean?
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noun A tree of the genus Juglans, grown for its wood and edible nuts.
"A huge walnut tree shaded the entire back garden."
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noun The wrinkled, edible nut produced by this tree.
"She added chopped walnuts to the banana bread."
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noun The wood of the walnut tree, prized for furniture making.
"The table was crafted from solid walnut."
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adj Having the dark brown colour of walnut wood.
"The car had a walnut dashboard trim."
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walnut in a sentence
- A huge walnut tree shaded the entire back garden.
- She added chopped walnuts to the banana bread.
- The table was crafted from solid walnut.
- The car had a walnut dashboard trim.
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What is "walnut" in Latin?
"walnut" in Latin is iūglāns, nux. walnut means: A tree of the genus Juglans, grown for its wood and edible nuts.
How do you use "walnut" in a sentence?
Example: "A huge walnut tree shaded the entire back garden." In Latin, "walnut" is iūglāns, nux.
Are there other ways to say "walnut" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "walnut": iūglāns, nux.
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