fumaria
noun
fu·mar·ia
fyüˈma(a)rēə
1
capitalized : a genus of annual herbs (family Fumariaceae) with only one petal spurred at the base and a one-seeded globose capsule
2
plural fumariae
-ēˌē
: an extract or dried leaves of the common fumitory formerly used as a tonic and alterative 
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Late Latin, fumitory, from Latin fumus smoke + -aria
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