Definitions

1. noun

any of various plants of the genus Clinopodium, especially the perennial herb Calamintha nepeta, having small white or purple flowers, and used in cooking and as a medicinal herb.

“The chef used calamintha to add a unique flavor to the pesto sauce.”

2. noun

a type of perennial herb of the mint family, also known as ‘basil thyme’.

“The garden featured a variety of herbs, including calamintha and rosemary.”