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mentha aquatica

 

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Noun mentha aquatica has 1 sense
  1. water-mint, water mint, Mentha aquatica - a European mint that thrives in wet places; has a perfume like that of the bergamot orange; naturalized in eastern North America
    --1 is a kind of mint

Definitions from the Web

Mentha Aquatica

Definition: Mentha aquatica is a perennial plant species in the mint family (Lamiaceae), commonly known as water mint. It is well-known for its aromatic leaves and medicinal properties.

Usage:

Popular:

Noun: Water mint is commonly used as a flavorful ingredient in herbal teas and culinary recipes.

Adjective: The water mint plant is a popular choice for natural pond filtration systems.

Local:

Noun: Water mint, also referred to as "wild mint," is abundant in the wetlands of our local nature reserve.

Adjective: The local community has discovered the therapeutic benefits of using water mint oil in homemade skin care products.

Sample Sentences:

Noun:

  1. I added a sprig of water mint to my freshly brewed herbal tea.
  2. The wetlands were adorned with vibrant water mint during the summer months.
  3. The pond's ecosystem thrived with the presence of water mint.

Adjective:

  1. We built a beautiful water feature using local water mint plants.
  2. The soothing scent of water mint oil helped me relax after a long day.
  3. Water mint extract is an essential ingredient in traditional medicine.

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