English to Spanish Meaning of mallow - malva

Mallow :
malva
malvamalvas
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malmsey →
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Definitions of mallow in English
Noun(1) any of various plants of the family Malvaceae
Examples of mallow in English
(1) The dried or fresh flowers and leaves of high mallow and dwarf mallow are used as food and medicine.(2) The look is deliberately natural, with an emphasis on indigenous plants such as swamp mallow and drought-tolerant ornamental grasses.(3) Other locals include yarrow, pussytoes, mallow , cudweed, meadowsweet, and chickweed.(4) My parents are buried in a garden I made in Water Mill, the graves two unmarked stones, surrounded by Montauk daisies and pink mallow .(5) Rose mallow can be distinguished from marsh mallow mainly by the leaves and the size of the flowers.
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M
1. mallow ::
malva
2. teasel ::
carda
3. teazel ::
teazel
Different Forms
mallow, mallows
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