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1. (n.) heather
any of various heaths, esp. Calluna vulgaris, of England and Scotland, having small pinkish purple flowers.
2. (adj.) heather
(of a yarn or fabric color) subtly flecked or mottled:
all-cotton turtlenecks in your choice of five solid colors plus heather gray and heather green.
Etymology: (1300–50; sp. var. of hether, earlier hedder, hadder, hather, ME hathir; akin to heath)
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1. (noun) heather, ling, Scots heather, broom, Calluna vulgaris
common Old World heath represented by many varieties; low evergreen grown widely in the northern hemisphere
2. (noun) heather mixture, heather
interwoven yarns of mixed colors producing muted greyish shades with flecks of color
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1. (noun) Heather
heath
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Sense: a plant with small purple or white flowers growing eg in hilly parts of Britain.
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 Afrikaans: heide |
 Arabic: نبات الخَلَنْج |
 Bulgarian: пирен |
 Brazilian: urze |
 Czech: vřes |
 German: das Heidekraut |
 Danish: lyng |
 Greek: ρείκι |
 Spanish: brezo |
 Estonian: kanarbik |
 Farsi: خلنگ |
 Finnish: kanerva |
 French: bruyère |
 Hebrew: אָברָש |
 Hindi: फूलों वाली झाड़ी |
 Croatian: vrijesak |
 Hungarian: hanga |
 Indonesian: nama tumbuhan |
 Icelandic: beitilyng |
 Italian: erica |
 Japanese: ヒース |
 Korean: 각종 히스의 총칭 |
 Lithuanian: viržis |
 Latvian: virši |
 Malay: heather |
 Dutch: heide |
 Norwegian: lyng |
 Polish: wrzos |
 Persian: خلنگ |
 Pashto: يو ډول بوټى چه هميشه شين |
 Portuguese: queiró |
 Romanian: iarbă neagră, buruiană |
 Russian: вереск |
 Slovak: vres,šedivník |
 Slovenian: vresje |
 Serbian: vres |
 Swedish: ljung |
 Thai: ต้นเฮเธอร์ |
 Turkish: süpürge otu |
 Taiwanese: 石楠 |
 Ukrainian: верес |
 Urdu: برطانیہ کے پہاڑی علاقوں ا |
 Vietnamese: cây thạch thảo |
 Chinese: 石楠属植物 |
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