Coriander

/ˌkɔː.riˈæn.dər/

Meaning & Definition

noun

An annual herb of the carrot family, with flavorful leaves and seeds used in cooking.

I sprinkled fresh coriander on top of the curry for added flavor.

The seeds of this plant, often used as a spice.

The recipe calls for ground coriander to enhance the taste of the dish.

The aromatic leaves of the coriander plant, also known as cilantro, used in various cuisines.

Chopped coriander is a popular garnish in Mexican dishes like tacos and salsa.

Middle English, from Old French 'coriandre', from Latin 'coriandrum', from Greek 'koriandron'.

coriander leaves

Refers to the fresh leaves of the coriander plant, commonly used in cooking.

coriander seeds

Refers to the seeds of the coriander plant used as a spice.

cilantro

The Spanish word for the leaves of the coriander plant, often used interchangeably.

parsley

A different herb that is commonly used in cooking and has a similar appearance.

Cilantro lover

He's such a cilantro lover that he adds it to everything!

Coriander hater

Some people are real coriander haters and can't stand the taste of it.