1. A vegetable principle contained in the root of the calumba.

2. Of or like a dove; of a dove-colour.

3. A genus of plants; the heroine in a pantomime; a kind of violet colour.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• colmbine,
• colubine,
• clumbing,
• columine,
• columbians,
• columbis,
• columne,
• colombine,
• columbain,
• columbi,
• coimbine,
• columbin,
• concumbine,
• colourline,
• columbe,
• columbie,
• columbiae,
• columbiade,
• coloumbine,
• coulmbine

• columba,
• columniform,
• combine,
• columbus,
• columbidae,
• columbian,
• colomb,
• colombo,
• columbium,
• colombian,
• clumber,
• columbite,
• columbary,
• coulomb,
• columbia,
• columbo,
• coulombe,
• columbarium.

The adjective form of the word "columbine" is "columbine".

The plural of the "columbine" can be the "columbines".

The singular of the "columbine" can be the "columbine".