Salvia

What do we mean by salvia?

Any of various plants of the genus Salvia of the mint family, having opposite leaves, a two-lipped corolla, and two stamens. noun

A preparation made from the dried or crushed leaves of Salvia divinorum, or from an extract of the leaves, usually smoked, chewed, or ingested to produce a hallucinatory effect. noun

A large genus of gamopetalous plants of the order Labiatæ and tribe Monardeæ. noun

lowercase Any plant of this genus: applied especially to the ornamental sorts. noun

A genus of plants including the sage. See sage. noun

A plant in the genus Salvia, such as sage. noun

Any of various plants of the genus Salvia; a cosmopolitan herb noun

A plant in the genus Salvia, such as sage.

Words that are spelled similarly to salvia:
salvia, silvia, sylvia, salva, salvio, savia, salvi, salia, salvie.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word salvia:
herbaceous, perennial, sage, verbena, hallucinogen, clary, chia, lantana, viridis, psychoactive, shrub, thymus, japonica, clump, ovate, indica, hallucinogenic, calyx, corolla, herb, flowering, lsd, grassy, oaxaca, bushy, madre, misdemeanor, addictive, evergreen, biennial, hummingbird, sages, endemic, gansu, blooming, substances, aromatic, felony, spp, creeping, hunan, stems, var, native, growing, plant, stricter, bolivia, ecuador, erect, quercus, horticulture, elevation, extracts, branched, sticky, epithet, woody, mint, cultivation, upright, substance, basal, botanist, colombia, guatemala, hairs, andes, schedule, foothills, slopes, tall, marijuana, canary, leaves, medicinal, bhutan, flowers, shrubs, induce, scarlet, prejudice, botanical, controlled, proponents, baja, brett, cultivated, belize, reaches, mexican, purple, sierra, shade, ornamental, honduras, hybrid, hardy, inherent, argue.

Adjectives that are often used to describe salvia:
blue, scarlet, red, purple, perennial, annual, yellow, brilliant, mouthed, throated, reddened, flushed, splendid, faced, bright, latin, wild, hybrid, deep, fiery, crimson, likely.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective salvia:
sclarea, farinacea, columbariae, spp, splendens, mellifera, superba, carduacea, miltiorrhiza, coccinea, patens, apiana, guaranitica, flower, azurea, species, rutilans, genus, seed, shrubs, sdarea, haematodes, spathacea, leucophylla, sylvestris.

Consonant match to salvia:
silvery, silvia, sylvia, silvio, silver he, sylvia a, sylvio.

Words that sound like salvia:
salvia, sylvia, silvia, silvio, salvio, salvage, silva, cilia, salvo, sylvie, salva, selva, sylva, salvi, salvos, silvie, silvi, salving, solveig, salvor, solea, selvey, salvaje, savia, sylvian, salvino, salvoes, silvius, salwa, sally, savvy, solving, silvery, sylvan, savio, salah, stevia, sallie, saleem, salley, salver, silvana, selvage, silvan, savta, sallies, sylvain, sylvana, svea, selvedge, sallied, solvang, celio, sallee, savvier, celaya, salpa, silvera, solvate, salli, selvidge, silvas, silvar, sileo, silvis, solvay, silveira, salvas, servia, silvino, stalvey, sylvite, salvar, savvies, sylvine, elvia, halva, olvia, xylia, zelia, fulvia, saliva, selena, celia, selina, celina, salina, salena, salida, cilicia, salima, salita, sallie mae, salema, salway, sally ann, sally mae, selima, salacia, sally out.