armeria
Britishnoun
Etymology
Origin of armeria
New Latin, from flos armeriae, a species of dianthus
Example Sentences
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Such pledges are music to the ears of voters in Tecomán and three nearby municipalities – Armería, Ixtlahuacán and Manzanillo – all of which elected mayors from Amlo’s party, Morena, in July.
From The Guardian
Other self-sowing annuals include the sculptural and wiry Verbena bonariensis and the phlox-like Silene armeria.
From Washington Post
Silene compacta: half-hardy, 3 to 6 inches, bright pink; clustered as in S. Armeria.
From Project Gutenberg
Thrift, thrift, n. state of thriving: frugality: prosperity: increase of wealth: gain: a plant of genus Armeria, order Plumbagine�, the marsh-rosemary.—adv.
From Project Gutenberg
Two other Visigothic crowns are also preserved with it in the Armeria Real.
From Project Gutenberg
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