English to Irish Meaning of myrtle - raideog


Myrtle :
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Definitions of myrtle in English
Noun(1) widely cultivated as a groundcover for its dark green shiny leaves and usually blue-violet flowers(2) any evergreen shrub or tree of the genus Myrtus
Examples of myrtle in English
(1) When growing Mediterranean herbs, such as myrtle or bay, in containers, it is best to use a soil-based compost with extra grit.(2) Within its protective cover, he built gleaming palaces and gardens perfumed with roses, jasmine and myrtle .(3) When I moved into my bungalow about 20 years ago, I inherited a shrub which I was given to understand is a myrtle : it is a bushy evergreen with small, dark green, glossy, pointed leaves.(4) Between the ruins grew cypresses and oleanders, hibiscus, myrtle and wild roses.(5) A heady, often impenetrable mix of shrubs, herbs and wild flowers, such as lavender, myrtle , marjoram and thyme, its elusive scent permeates everything from the wine to the honey.(6) If you were daring, you might plant myrtle (periwinkle).
Related Phrases of myrtle
(1) myrtle ::
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1. myrtle ::
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Different Forms
myrtle, myrtles
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