Definition of botanica in English:

botanica

noun bəˈtanɪkəbəˈtɑnɪkə

(in the US) a small shop that sells herbal and other traditional remedies, together with charms, incense, candles, and other items used for religious or spiritual purposes.
he performed cleansing rituals at a botanica he owned in Montebello
Example sentencesExamples
- The market on Webster Avenue claims to be the largest botanica on the East Coast.
- Now a world-weary former art student, she enters the botanica because there's nowhere else to go.
- I did spot something that looked a lot like a botanica on High Street when I passed there in a car recently.
- The first stop upon her return is a visit to a botanica.
- I wonder if I could get some smoked hutia at a botanica around here.

Origin

Spanish botánica, from botánico 'botanical'.

Definition of botanica in US English:

botanica

nounbəˈtänikəbəˈtɑnɪkə

(in the US) a small store that sells herbal and other traditional remedies, together with charms, incense, candles, and other items used for religious or spiritual purposes.
he performed cleansing rituals at a botanica he owned in Montebello
Example sentencesExamples
- I wonder if I could get some smoked hutia at a botanica around here.
- I did spot something that looked a lot like a botanica on High Street when I passed there in a car recently.
- Now a world-weary former art student, she enters the botanica because there's nowhere else to go.
- The first stop upon her return is a visit to a botanica.
- The market on Webster Avenue claims to be the largest botanica on the East Coast.

Origin

Spanish botánica, from botánico ‘botanical’.

词汇	botanica
释义	Definition of botanica in English: botanica noun bəˈtanɪkəbəˈtɑnɪkə (in the US) a small shop that sells herbal and other traditional remedies, together with charms, incense, candles, and other items used for religious or spiritual purposes. he performed cleansing rituals at a botanica he owned in Montebello Example sentencesExamples The market on Webster Avenue claims to be the largest botanica on the East Coast. Now a world-weary former art student, she enters the botanica because there's nowhere else to go. I did spot something that looked a lot like a botanica on High Street when I passed there in a car recently. The first stop upon her return is a visit to a botanica. I wonder if I could get some smoked hutia at a botanica around here. Origin Spanish botánica, from botánico 'botanical'. Definition of botanica in US English: botanica nounbəˈtänikəbəˈtɑnɪkə (in the US) a small store that sells herbal and other traditional remedies, together with charms, incense, candles, and other items used for religious or spiritual purposes. he performed cleansing rituals at a botanica he owned in Montebello Example sentencesExamples I wonder if I could get some smoked hutia at a botanica around here. I did spot something that looked a lot like a botanica on High Street when I passed there in a car recently. Now a world-weary former art student, she enters the botanica because there's nowhere else to go. The first stop upon her return is a visit to a botanica. The market on Webster Avenue claims to be the largest botanica on the East Coast. Origin Spanish botánica, from botánico ‘botanical’.
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