Dill (noun)

1. A herb of the parsley family with delicate feathery leaves and small yellow flowers.
2. The dried seed of this plant, used as a spice.

Origin:

Old english dile, from latin anethum, from greek anēthon, of semitic origin.

Examples:

1. Dill is a common ingredient in pickling.
2. Dill is a popular herb used in Scandinavian cuisine.
3. The fish was garnished with dill and lemon.
4. Dill is a key ingredient in the traditional Finnish dish, gravlax.
5. The salad dressing was made with fresh dill and yogurt.