rosemary
/ˈroʊzˌmɛri/
noun
- An evergreen herb with narrow, fragrant leaves, used in cooking and as a symbol of remembrance.
- Rosemary is often used in Mediterranean dishes like lamb and stews.
- She added fresh rosemary to the roasted potatoes for extra flavor.
- The garden was filled with the scent of rosemary and lavender.
- A symbol of remembrance or memory, often used in literature or traditions.
- In the play, Ophelia gives rosemary to Hamlet as a symbol of remembrance.
- The bride carried a sprig of rosemary in her bouquet to honor her late grandmother.
- Rosemary has long been associated with memory and fidelity in folklore.