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sueda

sueda noun: an area with a dense covering of plants of the genus Suaeda, family Amaranthaceae; such plants collectively; seepweed.

Noun

sueda (uncountable)

  1. An area with a dense covering of plants of the genus Suaeda, family Amaranthaceae; such plants collectively; seepweed.
    • At least you can take a break now and look for birds. You probably won't see any immediately but they may well be there. They are lurking in the sueda.1983, Bill Oddie, Gone Birding, London: Methuen, page 156

Origin of sueda

From translingual Suaeda, from Arabic سُوَيْدَاء (suwaydāʔ, “literally ‘little black one’, referring to the black seeds”).

Questions about sueda

What does sueda mean?
Sueda means an area with a dense covering of plants of the genus Suaeda, family Amaranthaceae; such plants collectively; seepweed.
What part of speech is sueda?
Sueda is a noun.

Words near sueda in the dictionary

  1. Suecophile
  2. Suecophiles
  3. sued
  4. sued one's livery
  5. sued out
  6. sueda
  7. suede
  8. suede-shoe operator
  9. suede-shoe operators
  10. suede-shoe salesman
  11. suede-shoe salesmen

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