rosemary
word
/ˈɹoʊzˌmɛɹi/
ROHZ-mair-ee
/ɹˈəʊzməɹi/
ROHZ-muh-ree
Definition
Rosemary is a fragrant herb with needle-like leaves, commonly used in cooking and for its pleasant smell.
Usage & Nuances
Often used with meats, potatoes, and breads. 'Rosemary' can refer to the fresh herb, dried leaves, or the plant itself. Not the same as 'thyme' or 'sage'—don't confuse them in recipes.
Spanish: romeroPortuguese (BR): alecrimPortuguese (PT): alecrimChinese (Simplified): 迷迭香Chinese (Traditional): 迷迭香Hindi: रोज़मेरीArabic: إكليل الجبلBengali: রোজমেরিRussian: розмаринJapanese: ローズマリーVietnamese: hương thảoKorean: 로즈마리Turkish: biberiyeUrdu: روزمیریIndonesian: rosemary
Example Sentences
My mother grows rosemary in the garden.
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I put rosemary on the chicken before baking it.
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The smell of fresh rosemary is very strong.
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A little rosemary goes a long way, so don’t add too much to your soup.
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Some people even use rosemary oil for relaxation or in homemade cleaning products.
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Have you ever tried bread with rosemary and olive oil? It’s delicious!
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