Converse of object

• include: These include rowan, birch, oak, juniper, hazel and bird cherry.

Adjective modifier

• birch: The woodland is dominated by oak, but there is also birch, rowan, hazel, alder and holly.

• small: Winalot 5a Center of wall between the broken corner and a small rowan on a ledge.

• occasional: The freely-draining limestone soils give rise to a canopy generally dominated by ash with hazel, and occasional rowan and holly in the understorey.

Modifies a noun

• berry: Greener your eye than morning dew on grass, More red your cheek than the rowan berry on branch.

• jelly: She recommends using apple or a sweet berry as well as rowans, unless you're making rowan jelly to go with meat.

• tree: These are assumed to belong to a rowan tree growing some 50 feet above on top of the cliff.

• twig: Rowan twigs were used for divining, particularly for metals.

• branch: She determined to take some rowan branches back for Yeats and gathered a great armful.

• sprig: More traditional were the four-leaf clover, rowan sprig or holed stone placed in the shed.