What does dar yapraklı üçgül in Turkish mean?

What is the meaning of the word dar yapraklı üçgül in Turkish? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use dar yapraklı üçgül in Turkish.

The word dar yapraklı üçgül in Turkish means leafy, yapraklı, bol yapraklı, yapraklı, iğne yapraklı, meşe yapraklı çelenk, kozalaklı ağaç, iğne yapraklı ağaç, yumuşak odun, etli yapraklı. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word dar yapraklı üçgül

leafy

yapraklı, bol yapraklı

(tree: having many leaves) (ağaç)

The trees don't get really leafy till April.

yapraklı

(vegetable: with leaves) (sebze)

You should include some leafy vegetables in your daily diet. I try to eat plenty of leafy greens

iğne yapraklı

(tree: bearing cones) (ağaç)

Pine trees are coniferous and grow in many different climates.

meşe yapraklı çelenk

(uncountable (oak leaf garland)

Rachel wore some oak for the fall festival.

kozalaklı ağaç, iğne yapraklı ağaç

(tree: conifer)

The group had a picnic next to a softwood.

yumuşak odun

(wood of a conifer)

The chairs were made of softwood.

etli yapraklı

(plant: stores water) (bitki)

This plant's succulent leaves retain water, allowing it to thrive in arid climates.

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