labiate
ˈleɪbiˌeɪt
Definition

Definition of labiate - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

botanyDatedplant of the mint familyDated
  • Lavender is a popular labiate in gardens.
mint family

Adjective

1.
plantTECH.having the corolla divided into two liplike partsTECH.
  • The snapdragon is a labiate flower.
bilabiate lipped
2.
botanyDatedbelonging to the mint family LamiaceaeDated
  • Lavender is a labiate plant.
mint family
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  • labiate: plant of the mint family
    plant of the mint family

Origin of labiate

Latin, labium (lip)

Terms with labiate included in their meaning

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lipn.
plant
one of the two parts of a labiate corolla

Examples of labiate in a sentence

  • The garden was filled with various labiates.
  • The labiate structure of the flower is quite distinctive.
  • Gardeners often plant labiate species for their beauty.
  • Basil is another example of a labiate herb.
  • The garden was filled with labiate species.

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  1. French:labiée, bilabié, ...
  2. German:Lippenblütler, lippig, ...
  3. Italian:labiate, labiato, ...
  4. Spanish:planta labiada, labiado, ...
  5. Portuguese:lamiácea, labiado, ...
  6. Chinese:唇形科植物, 唇形的, ...
  7. Japanese:シソ科植物, 唇形の, ...
  8. Arabic:نبات شفوي, شَفَوِيّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:צֶמַח מִשְׁפַּחַת הַשָּׁפְתָנִיִּים, שְׂפָתִי, ...
  10. Russian:губоцветное, губоцветковый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:губоцвіта, губоцвітий, ...
  12. Hindi:लैबिएट, लिप्सयुक्त, ...
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