Aaron's-Beard

Pronunciation: /ˈɛrənz bɪrd/

Definitions of aaron's-beard

noun aaron's-beard - a type of plant or flower, also known as St. John's Wort

Example Sentences

A1 Aaron's-beard is a type of plant that has small white flowers.

A2 In the garden, there is a beautiful patch of Aaron's-beard growing near the fence.

B1 Aaron's-beard is often used in herbal medicine for its healing properties.

B2 The landscaper recommended planting Aaron's-beard in the shady corner of the yard.

C1 The botanical garden has a rare species of Aaron's-beard that attracts many visitors.

C2 Researchers are studying the genetic makeup of Aaron's-beard to understand its unique characteristics.

Examples of aaron's-beard in a Sentence

formal The garden was filled with beautiful flowers, including aaron's-beard.

informal I can't believe how big aaron's-beard has grown in the backyard!

slang Check out the aaron's-beard in the park, it's so cool!

figurative The moss hanging from the tree branches looked like aaron's-beard in the misty forest.

Grammatical Forms of aaron's-beard

• past tense: Aaron's-bearded
• plural: Aaron's-beards
• comparative: more Aaron's-bearded
• superlative: most Aaron's-bearded
• present tense: is Aaron's-bearding
• future tense: will be Aaron's-bearding
• perfect tense: has been Aaron's-bearded
• continuous tense: is being Aaron's-bearded
• singular: Aaron's-beard
• positive degree: Aaron's-beard
• infinitive: to Aaron's-beard
• gerund: Aaron's-bearding
• participle: Aaron's-bearded

Origin and Evolution of aaron's-beard

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'Aaron's-beard' originates from the biblical story of Aaron, the brother of Moses, who was said to have a long, flowing beard.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe a plant with long, hanging clusters of flowers resembling a beard, the term 'Aaron's-beard' has evolved to be used as a colloquial term for various plants with similar characteristics, such as the St. John's wort plant.