Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
garrigue
Noun
/ɡəˈriːɡ/
Definition
A type of low shrubland found in the Mediterranean region, characterized by aromatic herbs, small bushes, and a well-drained rocky soil.
Examples
- The garrigue was filled with the scent of wild thyme and rosemary.
- During our hike in southern France, we crossed a beautiful garrigue landscape.
- Many birds and insects thrive in the diverse habitats of the garrigue.
Meaning
Garrigue refers to a type of ecosystem commonly found in Mediterranean areas, marked by dry, scrubby vegetation that thrives in warm climates.
Synonyms
- Scrubland
- Thicket
- Chaparral
