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Meanings of larch in English

Portuguese
lariço
Catalan
làrix

Deciduous tree.

lariço
Usage of larch in English
1
Sam went to the larch tree at the foot of the pond.
The Death and Life of Charlie St. Cloud
2
Fir and larch appeared among the spruce and pine near the river.
The Plains of Passage
3
Read lines that tell why he asked the larch-tree for its roots.
The Elson Readers, Book 5
4
Then a pinetum with pines of several varieties, fir, cedar and larch.
The Irish Times
5
There are nine recognized species of larch and two of bald cypress.
Studies of Trees
6
The scent of the larch wood, on the right, hung in the air.
The History of Sir Richard Calmady: A Romance
7
There is no colour yet in the leaf of the larch.
Pierre and His People: Tales of the Far North. Volume 3.
8
The larch is found only in swampy spots and is stunted and unhealthy.
The Journey to the Polar Sea
9
One larch cone had still the tuft at the top-a pineapple in miniature.
The Open Air
10
Higher up, the larch plantations rose in crowds of butter-coloured spires.
The History of Sir Richard Calmady: A Romance
11
The larch manages to exist even round the pole of cold.
From Pole to Pole: A Book for Young People
12
In a place a little open I kindled a fire of larch boughs.
The Prussian Officer
13
You shall go as soon as ever the larch-wood is green.
John Halifax, Gentleman
14
Their way lay along a grass ride that ran beside the larch wood.
Charles Rex
15
The trees are small black spruce and larch, but a fairly thick growth.
The Long Labrador Trail
16
And so, as that stronghold was called Larignum, the wood was called larch.
The Ten Books on Architecture
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Catalan
làrix
Larch through the time
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