Usage of "Tilia" | TermGallery

Tree member of the Tilia genus, itself member of the Malvaceae family, of quick growth, able to reach 30 or 40 m high, with a sturdy trunk, numerous ramifications, usually heart-shaped leaves, tiny fruits attached to a ribbon-like, greenish-yellow bract, 5-petaled 5-sepaled flowers, both the flower and the bract being used in medicinal tea.

tilia tree

Usage of Tilia in English

The call he'd got from Tilia setting up the meeting had been very sparse on detail. 
 The Neutronium Alchemist 

I had read about Tilia henryana, but had never met this modestly sized lime in the flesh. 
 The Guardian 

I loaded in all the information Tilia gave me; name, where you live, age, that kind of thing. 
 The Neutronium Alchemist 

Many villagers in Tilia, about 350 km from the capital Bhubaneswar, were resettled there years ago to make way for the Hirakud dam. 
 Reuters 

Sometimes the hallway draft whistled like the summer wind that danced the tilia trees. 
 The Irish Times 

"I might know someone who can fix passports for them," Tilia volunteered. 
 The Neutronium Alchemist 

"You didn't mention our passengers then?" Tilia said when the exchange was over. 
 The Neutronium Alchemist 

"You mean more than usual?" Tilia glared at the pilot. 
 The Neutronium Alchemist 

"They're not listed on our manifest," Tilia said. 
 The Neutronium Alchemist 

"We're suffering from glitches," Tilia said. 
 The Neutronium Alchemist 

Frequent collocations

dance the tilia

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Meanings of Tilia in English