Lygodium
noun
Ly·go·di·um
līˈgōdēəm
: a genus of mostly tropical ferns (family Schizaeaceae) characterized by twining fronds that have mostly opposite pairs of pinnae below and sporophylls above see climbing fern
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Greek lygōdēs like a willow (from lygos willow, withe) + New Latin -ium
- unremarkably
- unremarked
- unremedied
- unrememberable
- unremembered
- unremembering
- unreminiscent
- unremitted
- unremittedly
- unremittent
- unremitting
- unremittingly
- unremittingnesses
- unremorseful
- unremovable
- unremoved
- unremunerated
- unremunerative
- unrenderable
- unrenewed
- unrenowned
- unrent
- unrentable
- unrepaid
- unrepair