Meaning of "vaccinium" in English

"Vaccinium" is a botanical term referring to a genus of shrubs or small trees, which includes various species known for their berries. This genus comprises cranberries, blueberries, and bilberries, which are often recognized for their edible fruits rich in antioxidants and vitamins. The plants in this genus thrive in temperate regions and are highly valued both for their nutritional benefits and their uses in traditional medicine and culinary practices. Originating from Latin, vaccinium has long been associated with berry-producing plants that contribute significantly to both ecology and human consumption.

Meaning of "vaccinium" in French

In French, "vaccinium" designates the same botanical genus, encompassing shrubs or small trees known for producing berries like blueberries (myrtilles) and cranberries (canneberges). These plants are appreciated for their ecological importance and the nutritional value of their fruits. Like in English, the term is widely used in scientific and culinary contexts to refer to these berry-bearing species. The genus is well-regarded for its health benefits, which include high concentrations of antioxidants, vitamins, and other beneficial properties that support a healthy diet.

Pronunciation of "vaccinium" in English

Phonetic Transcription: /vækˈsɪniəm/

The pronunciation of "vaccinium" in English generally remains consistent, without significant regional or dialectical variations. It follows standard English phonetics, making it recognizable across various English-speaking regions.

Pronunciation of "vaccinium" in French

Phonetic Transcription: /vak.si.ni.jɔm/

In French, "vaccinium" is pronounced with typical French phonetics, emphasizing a softer intonation. As with English, there is little variation across French-speaking areas, maintaining a standard pronunciation.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

  1. The Vaccinium species thrive in acidic soils. (Les espèces de Vaccinium prospèrent dans les sols acides.)
  2. Blueberries, a type of Vaccinium, are popular in smoothies. (Les myrtilles, un type de Vaccinium, sont populaires dans les smoothies.)
  3. Every autumn, she gathers Vaccinium berries from the forest. (Chaque automne, elle ramasse des baies de Vaccinium dans la forêt.)
  4. The garden center stocks several varieties of Vaccinium plants. (Le centre de jardinage propose plusieurs variétés de plantes Vaccinium.)
  5. Vaccinium fruits have numerous health benefits. (Les fruits de Vaccinium ont de nombreux bienfaits pour la santé.)
  6. The Vaccinium genus includes both cranberries and bilberries. (Le genre Vaccinium comprend à la fois les canneberges et les myrtilles.)
  7. Herbalists often use Vaccinium in natural remedies. (Les herboristes utilisent souvent Vaccinium dans les remèdes naturels.)
  8. Vaccinium plants are known for their vibrant autumnal colors. (Les plantes de Vaccinium sont connues pour leurs couleurs automnales vives.)
  9. She read a study on the antioxidant properties of Vaccinium berries. (Elle a lu une étude sur les propriétés antioxydantes des baies de Vaccinium.)
  10. The biodiversity of the forest includes numerous Vaccinium species. (La biodiversité de la forêt comprend de nombreuses espèces de Vaccinium.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "vaccinium" in English

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Similar Words: berries, shrubs, plants, bilberry, cranberry, blueberry, lingonberry, huckleberry, heather, Ericaceae

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "vaccinium" in French

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Similar Words: baies, arbustes, plantes, myrtille, canneberge, airelle, bruyère, Ericacées

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