yerba
yerba mat
/ (ˈjɛəbə, ˈjɜːbə) /
noun
another name for maté
Origin of yerba
1from Spanish yerba maté herb maté
Words Nearby yerba
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How to use yerba in a sentence
The little village of yerba Buena has now grown to be the largest city on the Pacific coast and one that is known the world over.
Stories of California | Ella M. SextonFive years afterward this village of yerba Buena contained about fifty people and a dozen houses.
Historic Adventures | Rupert S. HollandParaguay sold 60,000 mules to Per every year, and sent 2000 tons of "yerba" to Chile.
Notes on the History of Argentine Independence | C. W. Whittemoreyerba Buena awoke to the sunrise of July 8, 1846, with a spirit of festive anticipation and a certain relief.
Port O' Gold | Louis John StellmanEstos mascan cierta yerba, y con el zumo rocian las soldados estando para dar batalla.
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