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Meanings of arum maculatum in English
Species of plant.
Related terms
Common European arum with lanceolate spathe and short purple spadix; emerges in early spring; source of a starch called arum.
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Examples for "lords and ladies"
Examples for "lords and ladies"
1
Sir Owen led the good-natured laughter and applause; lords and ladies, Q.C.
2
And all the lords and ladies wept sore at that piteous sight.
3
All the lords and ladies of Amber have something of this capacity.
4
There are splendid lords and ladies in the hedges of Mary's Meadow.
5
Royalty had one room for supper, with its attendant lords and ladies.
1
Much more use of the arum lily should be made for a number of reasons.
2
The common white arum lily is Zantedeschia aethiopica, although it has no connection with Ethiopia.
3
You look like a long white arum lily.
4
He turned suddenly from that gloomy contemplation of the arum lily, and met her face to face.
5
I became irresolute, drifting for a month round that slagheap sun, the ship like a wounded arum lily.
1
More conspicuous than the grass blades, green as verdigris, were the arrow-shaped leaves of the arum or cuckoo-pint.
2
'Twas broad daylight, and me lying under a hedge in among the cuckoo-pints.
Usage of arum maculatum in English
1
The "English Passion Flower" and "Portland Sago" are other names given to the Arum Maculatum.
2
'Gichero,' arum maculatum, and 'clizia,' the sunflower.
Translations for arum maculatum
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