Hymenaea
noun
Hy·me·naea
ˌhēməˈnēə
: a genus of tropical American timber trees (family Leguminosae) having large white or purplish flowers in panicles and pinnate leaves consisting of a single pair of large thick glossy leaflets see courbaril
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, probably from Latin hymenaeus wedding song, marriage
- no end
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