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meadowsweet in Lithuanian

meadowsweet in Lithuanian is pelkinė vingiorykštė — meadowsweet means a Eurasian perennial plant of the rose family with clusters of small, fragrant creamy-white flowers, traditionally used to flavor mead.

meadowsweet in Lithuanian

pelkinė vingiorykštė
noun
A Eurasian perennial flowering plant of Rosaceae family, Filipendula ulmaria.

What does "meadowsweet" mean?

  1. noun A Eurasian perennial plant of the rose family with clusters of small, fragrant creamy-white flowers, traditionally used to flavor mead.
    "Meadowsweet grows along the riverbank, filling the air with its sweet scent."
  2. noun Any shrub of the genus Spiraea, native to the temperate Northern Hemisphere and grown widely as a garden plant.
    "The gardener planted a row of meadowsweet shrubs along the fence."
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meadowsweet in a sentence

  • Meadowsweet grows along the riverbank, filling the air with its sweet scent.
  • She picked a bunch of meadowsweet for the kitchen table.
  • The gardener planted a row of meadowsweet shrubs along the fence.
  • Several meadowsweet varieties flower in shades of pink and white.

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What is "meadowsweet" in Lithuanian?
"meadowsweet" in Lithuanian is pelkinė vingiorykštė. meadowsweet means: A Eurasian perennial plant of the rose family with clusters of small, fragrant creamy-white flowers, traditionally used to flavor mead.
How do you use "meadowsweet" in a sentence?
Example: "Meadowsweet grows along the riverbank, filling the air with its sweet scent." In Lithuanian, "meadowsweet" is pelkinė vingiorykštė.
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