acore
akɔʁ
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Definition of acore - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, feminine
botaniqueRare plante des marais dont le rhizome sert en alimentationRare
- L'acore pousse naturellement dans les zones humides d'Asie.
- Les herboristes utilisent l'acore pour ses propriétés aromatiques.
- On trouve souvent l'acore au bord des rivières peu profondes.
Origin of acore
latin, acorus (calamus) + grec, akos (remède)
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acore
plante des marais à odeur forte appelée acore
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- English:sweet flag, ...
- German:Kalmus, ...
- Italian:acoro, ...
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- Chinese:菖蒲, ...
- Japanese:カラマツショウブ, ...
- Arabic:قَصَب الذَّرِيرَة, ...
- Hebrew:קָלָמוּס רֵיחָנִי, ...
- Russian:аир, ...
- Ukrainian:аїр, ...
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