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Meaning of navew
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navew (n.)
A kind of small turnip, a variety of Brassica campestris. See Brassica.
navew Sentence Examples
- The farmer planted rows of luscious navew in the fertile field.
- The navew's deep purple hues added a vibrant splash of color to the autumn landscape.
- The crisp, pungent flavor of navew was a delight to the palate.
- In the bustling market, vendors sold mounds of fresh navew alongside other winter vegetables.
- The navew's high vitamin C content made it a valuable addition to salads and soups.
- Chefs used thinly sliced navew to create elegant garnishes for their dishes.
- The navew's root system anchored it securely in the soil, withstanding the harsh winds of winter.
- When cooked properly, the navew's slightly bitter edge mellowed into a sweet and nutty flavor.
- A navew festival celebrated the importance of this versatile root vegetable to the local community.
- In traditional folk medicine, navew was used as a remedy for digestive ailments and respiratory problems.
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A kind of small turnip, a variety of Brassica campestris. See Brassica.
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The farmer planted rows of luscious navew in the fertile field.
The navew's deep purple hues added a vibrant splash of color to the autumn landscape.
The crisp, pungent flavor of navew was a delight to the palate.
In the bustling market, vendors sold mounds of fresh navew alongside other winter vegetables.
