"moril" meaning in English

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Noun

Forms: morils [plural]
Etymology: From French morille. Compare Old High German morhila, Old High German morha (“carrot”), German Morchel. See more (“a root”). Etymology templates: {{uder|en|fr|morille}} French morille, {{cog|goh|morhila}} Old High German morhila, {{cog|goh|morha||carrot}} Old High German morha (“carrot”), {{cog|de|Morchel}} German Morchel, {{m|en|more||a root}} more (“a root”) Head templates: {{en-noun}} moril (plural morils)
  1. An edible fungus; the morel. Categories (lifeform): Pezizales order fungi

Inflected forms

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