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Date:
1600-1700
Language:
French
Origin:
légume, from
Latin
legumen, from legere;
LEGEND
legume
noun
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PLANTS
leg‧ume
[
countable
]
technical
HBP
a plant such as a bean plant that has seeds in a
pod
(=
a long thin case
)
—
leguminous
adjective
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