narrowleaf plantain
narrowleaf plantain noun: any member of the species Plantago lanceolata, native to Europe and western Asia, introduced elsewhere; considered an archaeological indicator of agriculture.
Noun
narrowleaf plantain (countable and uncountable, plural narrowleaf plantains)
- Any member of the species Plantago lanceolata, native to Europe and western Asia, introduced elsewhere; considered an archaeological indicator of agriculture.
- Synonyms:
- ribwort plantain, narrow-leaved plantain, rib-grass, English plantain, ribleaf, German psyllium, lamb's tongue, rib grass, ribwort, ripplegrass
Synonyms of narrowleaf plantain
- ribwort plantain
- narrow-leaved plantain
- rib-grass
- English plantain
- ribleaf
- German psyllium
- lamb's tongue
- rib grass
- ribwort
- ripplegrass
5 more synonymsFewer synonyms
- narrow-leaved ribwort
- small plantain
- wild sago
- buckhorn
- buckhorn plantain
Forms of narrowleaf plantain
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Questions about narrowleaf plantain
- What does narrowleaf plantain mean?
- Narrowleaf plantain means any member of the species Plantago lanceolata, native to Europe and western Asia, introduced elsewhere; considered an archaeological indicator of agriculture.
- What part of speech is narrowleaf plantain?
- Narrowleaf plantain is a noun.
- What is the plural of narrowleaf plantain?
- The plural of narrowleaf plantain is narrowleaf plantains.
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