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Noun humulus japonicus has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebHumulus JaponicusDescription:Humulus Japonicus, also known as Japanese hop, is a species of flowering plant in the hemp family Cannabaceae. It is native to East Asia, particularly Japan, and is widely cultivated for its ornamental value and use in traditional Japanese medicine. Senses and Usages:1. Noun (Botany)In botany, Humulus Japonicus refers to a perennial vine that climbs by twining and features green, lobed leaves and small inconspicuous flowers borne in clusters. It is commonly grown to provide shade, screen walls, or embellish gardens. Example sentence: The Humulus Japonicus vine added a beautiful touch to the entrance arch of our garden.2. Noun (Traditional Medicine)Humulus Japonicus, in the context of traditional medicine, is a herbaceous plant known for its medicinal properties and wide range of health benefits. Its various parts like the leaves, stems, and flowers are used to prepare herbal remedies for treating various ailments. Example sentence: The herbal tea made from dried Humulus Japonicus leaves helped alleviate my insomnia.3. Adjective (Popular)As an adjective, when referring to something popular, Humulus Japonicus implies great popularity or widespread use in Japan or Japanese culture. Example sentence: Ramen, a famous Japanese dish, often features Humulus Japonicus as an essential ingredient.4. Adjective (Local)When used in the sense of something local, Humulus Japonicus pertains to things specific to or originating from Japan. Example sentence: The exhibition showcased local Japanese artisans' works, particularly focusing on Humulus Japonicus-inspired crafts.Related Products:Explore related products on Amazon: | ||||
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