camomile
Camomile (noun) means a fragrant daisy-like plant whose flowers are used for herbal tea and remedies. Example: “Camomile grows well in a sunny corner of the garden.”
How to use camomile
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA sweet-smelling flower used for calming herbal tea.
Camomile is the British spelling, while American English uses chamomile.
The spelling has no h after the c, and the stress falls on the first syllable.
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_____ grows well in a sunny corner of the garden.
Etymology
English took the word from Old French camomille, which came through Late Latin and Latin from Ancient Greek. The Greek form meant literally earth-apple, named for the plant's apple-like scent.