5 letter words ending in LEA

Heres the requested information on "galea": Parts of Speech:

Noun

Definitions:

• A helmet, especially a helmet worn by ancient Roman soldiers.
• The upper part of the beak of a bird, especially a bird of prey.

Pronunciations:

• US: /ɡəˈliə/
• UK: /ɡəˈliːə/

Origin and Usage:

The word "galea" comes from Latin and was originally used to describe a helmet worn by Roman soldiers. It later came to be used to describe the upper part of a birds beak, especially that of a bird of prey.

Synonyms:

• Helmet
• Headpiece
• Beak
• Bill

Related Words:

• Glare
• Glean
• Gleam
• Glide
• Glaze

Example Sentences:

• The ancient Roman soldier donned his galea before heading into battle.
• The galea of the eagle was sharp and powerful, perfectly adapted for tearing meat.

Parts of Speech:

Noun

Definitions:

• A thin scale or bract that covers and protects the flower in the grass family.
• The inner chaffy scales of the spikelets of a grass.

Pronunciations:

• US: /ˈpeɪliə/
• UK: /ˈpeɪliə/

Origin and Usage:

The word "palea" comes from the Latin word "palea" which means "chaff". It is used in botany to refer to the thin scale or bract that covers and protects the flower in the grass family. It is also used to describe the inner chaffy scales of the spikelets of a grass.

Synonyms:

• Chaff
• Glume
• Husk

Related Words:

• Alate
• Chela
• Fable
• Haole
• Kales

Example Sentences:

• The palea is a protective covering for the flower in the grass family.
• The palea is one of the inner chaffy scales of the spikelets of a grass.

Heres the information you requested: Parts of Speech:

noun

Definitions:

1. a cutting, shoot, or scion of a woody plant, used for grafting
2. a group of plants that have been propagated by grafting or layering; a clone
3. a musical term for a repeated rhythmic pattern
4. a unit of measure used in music to indicate the duration of a note or rest

Pronunciations:

• US pronunciation: /ˈteɪliə/
• UK pronunciation: /ˈteɪliə/

Origin and Usage:

The word "talea" comes from the Latin word "talea," which means "a cutting." In English, it is primarily used in horticulture to refer to a cutting or shoot of a woody plant that is used for grafting. It can also refer to a group of plants that have been propagated by grafting or layering, or to a repeated rhythmic pattern in music. In music theory, it is also a unit of measure used to indicate the duration of a note or rest.

Synonyms:

graft, scion, clone, pattern, measure

Related Words:

plant, graft, layer, shoot, rhythm

Example Sentences:

1. The gardener used a talea to graft a new branch onto the tree.
2. The vineyard was filled with taleae that had been propagated by layering.
3. The composer used a talea to create a repeating pattern in the music.
4. The musician counted out the taleae to ensure that the notes were played for the correct duration.

Heres your answer: pilea Part of Speech: Noun
Definition: A genus of tropical herbs with small green leaves
Pronunciations: US: /paɪˈliə/; UK: /paɪˈliːə/
Origin and Usage: The word "pilea" comes from the Latin "pilare," meaning "to pluck hair." It is a genus of tropical herbs that are commonly grown as houseplants.
Synonyms: Artillery plant, Friendship plant, Chinese money plant
Related Words: Plant, Flora, Green
Example Sentences:

• The pilea in the corner of the room adds a touch of greenery to the space.
• She received a pilea as a gift from her friend.
• The artillery plant, also known as the pilea, is named for the way it shoots its seeds.