fern
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /fɜrn/ · UK /fɜːn/
Forms: ferns
fern means: A green plant with divided leaves that grows without flowers or seeds, often in damp places.
noun
A green plant with divided leaves that grows without flowers or seeds, often in damp places.
- A fern grows beside the stream.
- We planted ferns in the shady garden.
- Does this fern need much water?
A light green colour like the leaves of a woodland plant.
- She chose fern for the walls.
- The fabric comes in fern and cream.
- A touch of fern brightened the design.
Questions about fern
What does fern mean?
A green plant with divided leaves that grows without flowers or seeds, often in damp places.
What is fern in other languages?
Türkçe: eğrelti otu · Español: helecho · Français: fougère · Deutsch: Farn · Italiano: felce · 日本語: シダ
How do you pronounce fern?
In American English /fɜrn/; in British English /fɜːn/.
How do you use fern in a sentence?
A fern grows beside the stream. We planted ferns in the shady garden.
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