ilex
IPA: ˈɪɫʌks
noun
- Holm oak (Quercus ilex).
- Any of the numerous trees or shrubs of the genus Ilex.
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Examples of "ilex" in Sentences
- The complex history of the genus Ilex.
- Translation pairs that appear in iLex.
- Ilex comes with a basic lexicon already provided.
- The third and by far the most mysterious is Ilex guayusa.
- Ilex is the genus of flowering plants also known as holly.
- This section will outline how this is done in the ILEX case.
- Other seasonal berries include ilex winterberry, privet and, yes, holly.
- Section 3 describes the form of relational database that ILEX accepts as input.
- The “chêne vert” I planted in my front garden (holm oak) is called “Quercus ilex”.
- In the Great Hall, Remco van Vliet inspected heaps of ilex berry, brown-backed magnolia and hydrangea flown in from Holland.
- It is the dried leaves of a species of Patagonian ilex, which is used in this country as tea, and very delightful and soothing it is.
- The crying need of all nature was for shade; for the ilex is a small-leaved tree giving a thin shadow with no cool depths amid the branches.
- Saxo, even to the hiding of a dog, whose name is given, in an "ilex," that it would be remarkable if there was no connection between Saxo's story and _Meriadoc_.
- It is the only tree that the ancient world could have cared to notice; and if it were possible to carve statues of trees, I am sure that the ilex is the tree sculptors would choose.
- But especially striking is the statement that Ivor's dog is concealed in a tree; and this tree is called "ilex" (holly-oak), the very word used by Saxo to designate the kind of hollow tree that Hroar and Helgi (he calls them
- These include species of Fagaceae, in particular Quercus ilex, which is found only in the Northern Waziristan, Koh-i-Safed, and Chitral foothills, as well as east oleander (Nerium), tropical adhatoda, and Fraxinus xanthoxyloides.
- "Sindiyán" (from the Persian) gen. used for the holm-oak, the Quercus pseudococcifera, vulgarly termed ilex, or native oak, and forming an extensive scrub in Syria, For this and other varieties of Quercus, as the Mallúl and the Ballút, see
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