brooklime UK
ˈbrʊkˌlaɪm
Definition

Definition of brooklime - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
old world speciesTECH.UKeuropean plant with low stems and blue flowersTECH.UK
  • The brooklime in Europe blooms in early spring.
water pimpernel
2.
new world speciesTECH.UKnorth american plant with prostrate stems and violet flowersTECH.UK
  • In North America, brooklime is found in wetlands.
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  • brooklime: north american plant with prostrate stems and violet flowers
    north american plant with prostrate stems and violet flowers

Origin of brooklime

Old English, broc (brook) + lim (mud)

Examples of brooklime in a sentence

  • Gardeners often plant brooklime for its vibrant flowers.
  • Brooklime thrives in damp soil conditions.
  • Gardeners often plant brooklime for its flowers.

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  1. French:véronique des ruisseaux, véronique de l'eau, ...
  2. German:Bachbunge, ...
  3. Italian:veronica beccabunga, veronica acquatica, ...
  4. Spanish:verónica beccabunga, verónica de agua, ...
  5. Portuguese:verónica-d'água, ...
  6. Chinese:水薄荷, 溪蓝, ...
  7. Japanese:ブルックライム, クレソン, ...
  8. Arabic:فَرْوَة المَاءِ, جرجير ماء, ...
  9. Hebrew:בְּרוֹקְלַיִם, וְרוֹנִיקָה בְּרוּקְלַימִית, ...
  10. Russian:вероника водная, вероника лекарственная, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вероніка водяна, вероніка струмкова, ...
  12. Hindi:ब्रुकलाइम, जल पौधा, ...
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