Euclea
noun
Eu·clea
yüˈklēə
: a genus of African trees and shrubs (family Ebenaceae) having evergreen leaves, dioecious racemose flowers, and hard wood see cape ebony
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Greek eukleia glory, from eukleēs famous (from eu- + -kleēs, from kleos report, fame) + -ia -y; akin to Greek klytos famous
- takahe
- takahes
- takamaka
- takamakas
- Takamatsu
- takas
- Takatsuki
- take
- take (a lot of) time
- take (a place) by storm
- take (away)
- take (great) pains
- take (one's) revenge
- take (someone or something) by surprise
- take (someone or something) seriously
- take (someone) aside
- take (someone) in/into one's arms
- take (someone) prisoner
- take (someone) through
- take (someone) unawares
- take (someone) under one's wing
- take (something) as a sign
- take (something) as given
- take (something) as read
- take (something) by storm