rowan (Meaning)

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rowan (n)

Eurasian tree with orange-red berrylike fruits

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tree.

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The tall rowan tree stood proudly, its branches reaching towards the sky.
Rowan berries are traditionally used in herbal remedies and folklore.
The wooden oars were made from rowan, believed to protect against evil spirits.
In Celtic mythology, rowan trees are associated with wisdom, knowledge, and protection.
A row of rowan trees formed a natural hedge around the garden, providing shelter and privacy.
The rowan fruit's tart flavor made it a popular ingredient in jams, jellies, and beverages.
The leaves of the rowan tree turned a vibrant crimson color in the fall, adding a touch of beauty to the landscape.
The rowan tree's bark has a distinctive mahogany hue and a smooth texture.
The rowan tree is a symbol of resilience, as it can thrive in harsh conditions.
A rowan twig is often carried as a good luck charm or for protection against witches and evil spirits.

Eurasian tree with orange-red berrylike fruitstree.

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The tall rowan tree stood proudly, its branches reaching towards the sky.

Rowan berries are traditionally used in herbal remedies and folklore.

The wooden oars were made from rowan, believed to protect against evil spirits.

In Celtic mythology, rowan trees are associated with wisdom, knowledge, and protection.