shrub
$ \mathrm{shrub}^1 | SHrəb |
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noun
a woody plant which is smaller than a tree and has several main stems arising at or near the ground.: 地面に、地面の近くに生えている、木よりも小さくていくつかの大きな茎を持つ木の茂った植物
低木, 灌木（かんぼく）〘根元付近から枝分かれする; 庭の生け垣用; → tree 1, bush 〙
DERIVATIVES
shrubby | ˈSHrəbē | adjective
ORIGIN
Old English scrubb, scrybb‘shrubbery’; compare with West Flemish schrobbe ‘vetch’, Norwegian skrubba ‘dwarf cornel’, also with scrub2.
$ \mathrm{shrub}^2 | SHrəb |
noun
1. a drink made of sweetened fruit juice and liquor, typically rum or brandy.
2. North American a slightly acid cordial made from fruit juice and water.
ORIGIN
early 18th century: from Arabic šurb, šarāb, from šariba ‘to drink’; compare with sherbet and syrup.