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Noun allium sativum has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebAllium SativumDefinition:Allium Sativum, commonly known as garlic, is a species in the onion genus. It is a pungent bulb used for culinary and medicinal purposes. Senses:Sense 1: Noun - Culinary ingredientGarlic is a flavorful culinary ingredient widely used in various cuisines, lending a distinct aroma and taste to dishes. Sample sentence: I added minced allium sativum to the pasta sauce for an extra burst of flavor. Sense 2: Noun - Medicinal plantAllium Sativum has been traditionally used as a medicinal plant due to its potential health benefits. Sample sentence: Many people consume allium sativum as a supplement to support their immune system. Sense 3: Adjective - Pertaining to garlicThe allium sativum flavor was prominent in the dish, giving it a unique and savory taste. Sample sentence: The restaurant specialized in allium sativum-infused dishes, attracting garlic enthusiasts. Sense 4: Local term - Regional referenceIn certain regions, allium sativum is known by local names such as "stinking rose" or "bear's garlic". Sample sentence: The recipe called for bear's garlic, which is another name for allium sativum. Related Products: | ||||
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