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Meanings of hyacinth in English
Catalan
jacint de compostel·la 
Usage of hyacinth in English
1
The First Assistant was pinning a spray of hyacinth in her cap.
2
There are other women in the world who use hyacinth besides her.
3
The scent of hyacinth and narcissus seemed to be floating round him.
4
They came to a lane bordered with copse, blue with wild hyacinth.
5
Her broad-sleeved hyacinth robe fitted close to her figure, widening out below.
6
That has led to the rapid growth of invasive plants, particularly water hyacinth.
7
The hyacinth nodded fragrantly on its stalk, and Ida nodded in her chair.
8
For a few moments there remained still the haunting sweetness of the hyacinth.
9
The hyacinth-pink of the sunset-sky was now faintly silvered with moonlight.
10
From the window she can see a hyacinth bed in the court below.
11
A large hyacinth bulb will do well in a 5-inch pot.
12
She is as pale as a hyacinth grown in a cellar.
13
The rose, the lily, and the pale hyacinth-yes , Isawthem all three.
14
Like some new-gathered snowy hyacinth, so white and cold and delicate it was
15
Her eyes were blue as the blue hyacinth, her lips delicate and crimson.
16
Farm-yard manure is preferred, but castor-cake and the water hyacinth-a weed-constitutegood substitutes.
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