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lavender Noun 1. a plant grown for its bluish-purple flowers and as the source of a sweet-smelling oil 2. its dried flowers, used to perfume clothes Adjective pale bluish-purple [Medieval Latin lavendula]
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Translationslavender n lavender [ˈlӕvində] 1 a type of plant with sweet-smelling pale bluish-purple flowers. laventelنبات الخُزامىлавандулаlevandulelavendelder Lavendelλεβάνταespliego, lavandalavendelاستوقدوسlaventelilavandeאֲזוֹביוֹןलैवेंडर एक फूलlavandalevendulalavenderlofnarblóm, lavenderlavandaラベンダー?식물? 라벤더levandalavandapokok lavenderlavendellavendellawendaalfazemalevănţicăлавандаlevanduľasivkalavandalavendelดอกไม้สีม่วงอมชมพูlâvanta çiçeği熏衣草лавандаخزامcây oải hương熏衣草 2 (also adjective) (of) the colour of the flowers a lavender dress.laventelblomkleurبِلوْن الخُزامىбледолилавоlevandulová barva; levandulovýlavendelblåblasses Lila, lavendelfarbenαπαλό μοβde color lavandakahvatulillaارغوانیlaventelinsininenlavandeסָגוֹלनील-लोहित रंगljubičastoplavlevendulaszínűungu kebiruanljósfjólublár liturlavandaラベンダー色の라벤더 색(연한 자주색)(의)šviesiai violetinė spalvamēļa krāsawarna gandarialavendelblauwlilla, lavendelfargetlawendowylavanda(de) culoarea levănţiciiцвета лаванды, бледно-лиловыйlevanduľová farba; levanduľovýsvetlo vijoličastboje lavandelavendelblålม่วงอ่อนeflâtun rengi淡紫色的блідо-ліловий колірخزامی، ہلکا ارغوانی رنگmàu của hoa oải hương淡紫色的 |
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The English lavenders are the bluest types, while Spanish and French varieties have stronger violet tones. For instance, the movements and spaces of gold, pink, and lavender peeking from behind an orange screen put my mind on frolicking when I looked at Holiday; the lavenders, beiges, browns, and olives framed by brilliant blue had me imagining Big Sur and Baja as I gazed at Shore Drive; and the Neapolitan colors of Creamsicle had visions of the Good Humor man dancing in my head. The most commonly planted lavenders are native to elevations of more than 2,000 feet - in the lower French Alps - and are hardy to 15 degrees Fahrenheit. |
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