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| lin·den [ líndən ] (plural lin·dens or lin·den) |
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U.S. tree with fragrant leaves: a deciduous hardwood tree with heart-shaped leaves and clusters of white, yellowish or green flowers, often planted for shade or ornament, or grown for timber. Native to: northern hemisphere. Genus Tilia.
Canadian term lime3
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| [Late 16th century. <linden "made of linden wood" < Old English lind "linden" < Germanic] |
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