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Noun trifolium dubium has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebTrifolium DubiumDescriptionTrifolium dubium, commonly known as lesser trefoil or shamrock, is a species of clover belonging to the Fabaceae family. It is a small, low-growing perennial plant with three-lobed green leaves and delicate yellow flowers clustered in compact heads. Senses1. Noun - PlantTrifolium dubium refers to the plant species commonly known as lesser trefoil or shamrock. It is characterized by its small size, three-lobed leaves, and compact clusters of yellow flowers. Sample sentence: The meadow was beautifully adorned with patches of Trifolium dubium, adding a touch of vibrant yellow to the landscape. 2. Adjective - PopularThe term "Trifolium dubium" can also be used as an adjective to describe something that is widely favored, well-liked, or commonly known. Sample sentence: Apple pie is a Trifolium dubium dessert option amongst Americans, especially during the Thanksgiving season. 3. Adjective - LocalIn certain contexts, "Trifolium dubium" can be used as an adjective to indicate something specific or unique to a particular locality or region. Sample sentence: The festival showcased various Trifolium dubium crafts and artworks, highlighting the rich cultural heritage of the local community. Related ProductsExplore related products on Amazon: | ||||
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