Sabina (en. Sabina)
/sa.bi.na/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
A genus of coniferous plants, particularly shrubs or small trees.
The sabina is often planted in gardens for its hardiness.
La sabina est souvent plantée dans les jardins pour sa rusticité.
A type of cedar used for various purposes in gardening.
Sabinas are valued for their evergreen foliage.
Les sabinas sont appréciées pour leur feuillage persistant.
A medicinal plant in certain regions.
In traditional medicine, sabina is reputed for its virtues.
Dans la médecine traditionnelle, la sabina est réputée pour ses vertus.
Etymology
From Latin 'sabina', the name of a region in Italy famous for its cypresses.
Common Phrases and Expressions
under the sabina
An expression designating a shaded or sheltered place.
sous la sabina
Related Words
tree
A large plant, typically with a woody trunk.
arbre
plant
A living organism that draws its energy from the sun.
plante
garden
An area arranged for cultivating plants.
jardin
Slang Meanings
A humorous reference to a stubborn person.
With the way he acts, he's really a sabina.
Avec sa façon d'agir, il est vraiment sabina.