Word: tuberose
Category: tuberose
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Related words: tuberose
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Translations: tuberose
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spanish
Translations:
nardo, tuberosa, nardos, el nardo
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german
Translations:
Tuberose, Tuberosen, die Tuberose
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french
Translations:
tubéreuse, la tubéreuse, de tubéreuse, tubéreuses
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italian
Translations:
tuberosa, la tuberosa, di tuberosa
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portuguese
Translations:
tuberosa, de tuberosa, o tuberose, a tuberosa
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dutch
Translations:
tuberoos, de tuberoos
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russian
Translations:
тубероза, туберозы
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norwegian
Translations:
tube
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swedish
Translations:
tuberos, tuberosen, tube
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finnish
Translations:
tuberoosa
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czech
Translations:
tuberóza, tuberózy
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polish
Translations:
tuberoza, tuberozy
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hungarian
Translations:
gumós, tubarózsa, a tubarózsa, tubarózsából
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turkish
Translations:
sümbülteber, yumrulu, yumru
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greek
Translations:
τουμπερόζα, τεμπεριού, πολύανθος, πολύανθο
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ukrainian
Translations:
тубероза
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bulgarian
Translations:
тубероза, нарът
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belarusian
Translations:
тубероза
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estonian
Translations:
tuberoosi, tuberoos, tuberoosist, Tuberoosa
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croatian
Translations:
tuberoza
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icelandic
Translations:
páskalilju
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lithuanian
Translations:
tuberoza, tuberozų
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latvian
Translations:
tuberoze, tuberozes
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macedonian
Translations:
тубероза
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romanian
Translations:
tuberoză, tuberoza, tuberozei, tuberoze, a tuberozei
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slovenian
Translations:
tuberoze, tuberoza
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slovak
Translations:
tuberóza
The meaning and "use of": tuberose
noun
- a Mexican plant of the agave family, with heavily scented white waxy flowers and a bulblike base. Unknown in the wild, it was formerly cultivated as a flavoring for chocolate; the flower oil is used in perfumery. - Cooling fountains mask traffic noise, while hummingbirds and butterflies explore the charms of tuberoses , heliotrope, and other plants chosen for their sensual appeal.
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