lilac
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈlaɪlæk/ · UK /ˈlaɪlək/
lilac means: A small, sweet-smelling flower, usually pale purple or white, growing in groups on a bush.
noun
A small, sweet-smelling flower, usually pale purple or white, growing in groups on a bush.
- She put lilacs in a vase.
- The scent of lilac filled the garden.
- He picked a bunch of lilac for his mother.
A light purple colour with a little pink in it.
- She chose lilac for the walls.
- The scarf comes in lilac and white.
- A pale lilac would suit this room.
adjective
Light purple in colour, with a little pink.
- She wore a lilac dress.
- We painted the bedroom walls lilac.
- A lilac ribbon was tied around the box.
Questions about lilac
What does lilac mean?
A small, sweet-smelling flower, usually pale purple or white, growing in groups on a bush.
What is lilac in other languages?
Türkçe: leylak · Español: lila · Français: lilas · Deutsch: Fliederblüte · Italiano: lillà · 日本語: ライラックの花
How do you pronounce lilac?
In American English /ˈlaɪlæk/; in British English /ˈlaɪlək/.
How do you use lilac in a sentence?
She put lilacs in a vase. The scent of lilac filled the garden.
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