Examples of using Whose roots in English and their translations into Greek
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This plant got its name because it resembles another whose roots bearing an aroma similar to win….
There is also a local Arab-speaking minority whose roots go back to Qabban in Iraq.[3].
The Word of God may be likened unto a sapling, whose roots have been implanted in the hearts of men.
But has failed to extinguish a festering insurgency throughout the North Caucasus mountains on Russia's southern border, whose roots date to the 19th century.
water from the host plants whose roots it parasitizes.
was housed in their old family mansion, whose roots are lost in Byzantium.
Ashwagandha herb, also known as Indian winter cherry, is a shrub cultivated in India and North America whose roots have been used for thousands of years by Ayurvedic practitioners in many medicinal ways.
Once upon a time there was a tree whose roots were so deep that they were spreading to the underworld
There's still an ancient tree whose roots burst out in the chasm of the ravine and in a hidden hollow of this tree a Blackflower awaits us.
Bands whose roots were in other genres,
an evangelical congregation of some fifty-five people was chrismated-people whose roots go back to student days at nearby Wheaton College.
Lilith is one of the oldest female demons in the world, whose roots can be found in the famous Epic of Gilgamesh,
The echinacea plant, or coneflower, is a native North American plant whose roots and above-ground parts have been used in their fresh
For a while now I have been meaning to write you a few words, as a close neighbor here in the Middle East who loves traveling through your beautiful landscape, and whose roots lie deep within the continent.
The extra CO2 released during magma-limestone interaction might also be a factor in driving explosive eruptions at some volcanoes like Vesuvius or Merapi, whose roots are sitting in limestone and marble rocks.
The Dutch linguist Fournee says that in the Greek language there are 5,000 words whose roots cannot be explained in Indo-European languages,
why the so-called Western civilization, whose roots are Christian,
share with vegetables, whose roots are located near the surface.
accumulated problems whose roots go back to the 60s