The "yerba mate," or mate shrub, is met with in the woods of Misiones, where it grows in irregular clumps of varying extent.
The language of the genuine gaucho is a mixture of Spanish and the Guarani Indian tongue, and his food is beef and yerba mate.
The South American would no more refuse a cup of yerba mate than a German would a glass of beer.
He acquired a large yerba mate concession from the Paraguayan government which has made him rich.
The main deck becomes a storage room for sacks of yerba mate, the vile tea that the Argentine natives are crazy about.
The arbiters absolved the Governor on the condition that he paid a fine of four thousand arrobas* of `yerba mate', which in money amounted to eight thousand crowns.
In an hour's time we are both well enough to get up and refresh ourselves with a cup of Pedro's yerba mate.
Pedro," he added, "put more logs on the fire, and brew us a cup of yerba mate.
We had no beer to drink; we had no wine; but we had yerba mate, which combines the invigorating qualities of both, with all the soothing, calming influence of a cup of good coffee or tea.
Yerba mate is raised more extensively in Paraguay and Brazil than in Argentina; but the value of the crop is well recognised, and recently the Government distributed fifty thousand plants among settlers.
The oldest and most celebrated of the forest products is yerba mate.
He gives an elaborate account of the history and uses of yerba mate.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "yerba mate" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
