camas (Meaning)

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camas (n)

any of several plants of the genus Camassia; North and South America

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The common camas, a flowering plant, was a valuable food source for many Native American tribes.
The vibrant blue flowers of the camas bloom in the spring, painting the meadows with a stunning hue.
Though called "camas," the plant is not related to the true camas, which is a type of legume.
Due to overharvesting, wild camas populations have declined significantly, prompting conservation efforts.
Gardeners can cultivate camas as an attractive and low-maintenance addition to their flowerbeds.
"Camas" can also refer to a type of bed frame, typically with a built-in storage compartment.
In Spanish, "cama" simply means "bed."
The town of Camas, Washington, boasts a rich history and beautiful natural surroundings.
A Chilean winery produces a line of wines under the label "Camas."
When learning about camas, it's important to distinguish between the plant and other uses of the word.

any of several plants of the genus Camassia; North and South America

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The common camas, a flowering plant, was a valuable food source for many Native American tribes.

The vibrant blue flowers of the camas bloom in the spring, painting the meadows with a stunning hue.

Though called "camas," the plant is not related to the true camas, which is a type of legume.

Due to overharvesting, wild camas populations have declined significantly, prompting conservation efforts.