mulberry
তুন্তফুল
definition
noun
In summertime the Ferris hills were a-thrive with greenery; even now, when the sky was bleak, the vivid colours of the maple leaves and the mulberry bush seemed to radiate light.
a small deciduous tree with broad leaves, native to East Asia and long cultivated elsewhere.
a mulberry carpet
a dark red or purple color.
translation of 'mulberry'
noun
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The deep red fruit of the 'mulberry' is the everlasting memorial of these true lovers.
Joy and love are intertwined, sweet as fresh 'mulberry' wine.
a 'mulberry' carpet
Earthy, spicy notes give way to a crunchy palate of light berry fruit with a final rustic finish of 'mulberry' jam.
Her mid-length brown hair was decorated with tiny braids and thick 'mulberry' streaks, pinned back in a high ponytail.
The fruit/berry seed category includes red 'mulberry' , elderberry, and the large pit of an unidentified fruit.
Dessert was Suncrest peach galette with 'mulberry' ice cream.
Our teeth shall be stained 'mulberry' .
Later technology allowed for ink shades of red, green, sepia, black, and 'mulberry' .
The soft, 'mulberry' fruits in Vina Morande give way to layers of fresh green peppercorns and vanilla spice.
Be prepared for a blast of mixed spice and 'mulberry' fruit that pushes the fine tannins and ripe acidity firmly back to the swallow.
From autumn through winter berries are produced in a wide range of colours - purple, rose, 'mulberry' , white - depending on the variety.
The kitchen has 'mulberry' painted walls and a fully fitted oak kitchen and beamed ceiling.
Ripe 'mulberry' fruits, chocolate and a twist of spicy liquorice make this a satisfying wine.
a 'mulberry' carpet
The figures are painted in a 'mulberry' red, sometimes with yellow or white highlights, and they're so intricately painted, a fine brush and a steady hand must have been a necessity.
Next to the clinic two Rufous Bush-robins scampered around in a 'mulberry bush' .
Yes, there is a 'mulberry tree' not far from here growing up on that bank just over a ways.
Abba Joseph had commanded the brother to eat some of the fruit of a nearby 'mulberry tree' .
‘Then it is settled,’ Taren proclaimed, ‘Tomorrow we meet by the 'mulberry bush' !’
It was made from wood of the 'mulberry tree' and it glowed a silver, pearly hue.
Pyramus and Thisbe planned to meet under the 'mulberry tree' , and that is where they died.
In the year a.d.105, Cai Lun devised a way to make the bark of the 'mulberry tree' into paper.
Krishna Pandit did the same and was extremely happy when the snake guided him through the swampy and marshy land, until he reached the hollow trunk of a 'mulberry tree' .
Through the branches, and you reached an overgrown stone path that led to an ancient 'mulberry tree' , falling in the shape of a weeping willow.
They left the city to meet each other near a 'mulberry tree' .
As we follow the level foot-trails that weave through the hamlets of the valley, Asghar Khan points out a 200-year old 'mulberry tree' and, near another ancient fort, a gnarled, 500-year old walnut tree.
Put him in a house, and he'll chop down the biggest and oldest 'mulberry tree' around.
A year before he demolished Shakespeare's former Stratford home New Place in 1759, the Revd Francis Gastrell cut down a 'mulberry tree' which had grown in its garden.
I set off for the day with a picnic of dried apricots, 'mulberries' and nan bread.
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