Definition of red-berried in English:

red-berried

adjective ˌrɛdˈbɛriɪd

Bearing red berries; especially in "red-berried elder"noun the European elder Sambucus racemosa, which has bright red berries; (later also) any of various other closely related elders found elsewhere (now often considered varieties of S. racemosa), especially S. pubens, of North America.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Parkinson (1566/7–1650), apothecary and herbalist. From red + berried.

Definition of red-berried in US English:

red-berried

adjectiveˌrɛdˈbɛriɪd

Bearing red berries; especially in "red-berried elder"noun the European elder Sambucus racemosa, which has bright red berries; (later also) any of various other closely related elders found elsewhere (now often considered varieties of S. racemosa), especially S. pubens, of North America.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Parkinson (1566/7–1650), apothecary and herbalist. From red + berried.

单词	red-berried
释义	Definition of red-berried in English: red-berried adjective ˌrɛdˈbɛriɪd Bearing red berries; especially in "red-berried elder"noun the European elder Sambucus racemosa, which has bright red berries; (later also) any of various other closely related elders found elsewhere (now often considered varieties of S. racemosa), especially S. pubens, of North America. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Parkinson (1566/7–1650), apothecary and herbalist. From red + berried. Definition of red-berried in US English: red-berried adjectiveˌrɛdˈbɛriɪd Bearing red berries; especially in "red-berried elder"noun the European elder Sambucus racemosa, which has bright red berries; (later also) any of various other closely related elders found elsewhere (now often considered varieties of S. racemosa), especially S. pubens, of North America. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Parkinson (1566/7–1650), apothecary and herbalist. From red + berried.
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