Meanings of green fir in English

I have heard him, and observed him: I am like a green fir tree.

They stood talking together by the wide stone hearth, filled now with green fir boughs.

In the living room, they'd moved an armchair to make room for the silvery green fir.

Tall stands of deep green fir made way for thick communities of high, fat, white-barked birch.

These sights he recalled, with the scent of green fir burning and the smart of it on his lashes.

A green fir frond bound her forehead; and her black hair hung loose, soft and electric to her waist.

Mixed among the daughters of Cadmus, they lounge about in broad daylight on cliffs beneath the green fir trees.

I will hear him, and I will make him flourish like a green fir tree: from me is thy fruit found.

The Forest was deep, full of brown, leafless oaks and green fir trees, with the wind singing shrill tunes in their branches.

Of those, we got eighty-two, all told; with the green fir boughs that went with them, they pretty nearly filled the rack.

Heather and whins had seeded on the sliced faces, and after them the hardy silver birch and the hardier green fir had sprung up.

Just as daylight was waning, the robber boy guided them across a forest meadow, skirted by tall, naked leaf trees and green fir trees.

A mostly coniferous forest of dark green fir, spruce, and pine, accented by a scattering of larch, with needles turning golden, dominated the plateau.

The old miner turned from rearranging the boughs of green fir on the smudge to see that his patient was awake and his mind normal.

Thus, in a Servian folk-song, there grows out of the youth's body a green fir, out of the maiden's a red rose, which entwine together.

They hung beautiful plumes on the tall, green firs.