mastlin (Meaning)
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mastlin (n.)
See Maslin.
Synonyms & Antonyms of mastlin
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mastlin Sentence Examples
- The mastlin floor creaked beneath his weight, revealing its age.
- The homestead's granary was stocked with sacks of mastlin for the winter.
- The baker used a mixture of wheat and rye flour to create a hearty mastlin loaf.
- The mastlin flour gave the bread a slightly sweet and nutty flavor.
- The farmers sowed mastlin in the fall, allowing it to overwinter and mature in the spring.
- The mastlin stalks grew tall and robust, providing ample grain for the community.
- The miller ground the mastlin into a coarse flour that was used to make porridge and other dishes.
- The mastlin pancake was a staple breakfast in the region, known for its simplicity and nourishment.
- The villagers gathered around the mastlin fire to share stories and keep warm during the cold nights.
- The mastlin bread had a long shelf life, making it a valuable provision for travelers and soldiers.
FAQs About the word mastlin
See Maslin.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The mastlin floor creaked beneath his weight, revealing its age.
The homestead's granary was stocked with sacks of mastlin for the winter.
The baker used a mixture of wheat and rye flour to create a hearty mastlin loaf.
The mastlin flour gave the bread a slightly sweet and nutty flavor.
