Definition of savin in English:

savin

noun ˈsavɪnˈsævɪn

1A bushy Eurasian juniper which typically has horizontally spreading branches.
Juniperus sabina, family Cupressaceae
1. 1.1mass noun An extract obtained from the savin plant, formerly used as an abortifacient.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Such mixtures usually worked by causing violent vomiting or diarrhoea, although recent research has indicated that some ingredients, such as the herb savin, might well have produced uterine contractions.

Origin

Old English, from Old French savine, from Latin sabina (herba) 'Sabine (herb)'.

Rhymes

Gavin, ravin, ravine, spavin

Definition of savin in US English:

savin

nounˈsavinˈsævɪn

1A bushy Eurasian juniper that typically has horizontally spreading branches.
Juniperus sabina, family Cupressaceae
1. 1.1 An extract obtained from the savin, formerly used as an abortifacient.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Such mixtures usually worked by causing violent vomiting or diarrhoea, although recent research has indicated that some ingredients, such as the herb savin, might well have produced uterine contractions.
2
another term for "eastern red cedar" (see red cedar)

Origin

Old English, from Old French savine, from Latin sabina (herba) ‘Sabine (herb)’.

单词	savin
释义	Definition of savin in English: savin noun ˈsavɪnˈsævɪn 1A bushy Eurasian juniper which typically has horizontally spreading branches. Juniperus sabina, family Cupressaceae 1.1mass noun An extract obtained from the savin plant, formerly used as an abortifacient. Example sentencesExamples Such mixtures usually worked by causing violent vomiting or diarrhoea, although recent research has indicated that some ingredients, such as the herb savin, might well have produced uterine contractions. Origin Old English, from Old French savine, from Latin sabina (herba) 'Sabine (herb)'. Rhymes Gavin, ravin, ravine, spavin Definition of savin in US English: savin nounˈsavinˈsævɪn 1A bushy Eurasian juniper that typically has horizontally spreading branches. Juniperus sabina, family Cupressaceae 1.1 An extract obtained from the savin, formerly used as an abortifacient. Example sentencesExamples Such mixtures usually worked by causing violent vomiting or diarrhoea, although recent research has indicated that some ingredients, such as the herb savin, might well have produced uterine contractions. 2 another term for "eastern red cedar" (see red cedar) Origin Old English, from Old French savine, from Latin sabina (herba) ‘Sabine (herb)’.
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