coriin
/kɒriˈænd/ or /kɔːriˈænd/Definitions
1. noun
a plant of the parsley family, native to the Mediterranean region, with aromatic seeds that are often used as a spice.
“The recipe called for a sprinkle of coriand over the salad.”
2. noun
the seed of the coriand plant, used as a spice.
“The aroma of ground coriand filled the kitchen.”
3. verb
to flavor or scent something with coriand.
“The chef coriand the dish to give it an exotic taste.”