sacaline
noun
sac·a·line
variants or less commonly sachaline
ˈsakələ̇n,
-ˌlēn
plural -s
: a coarse herb (Polygonum sachalinense) of Sakhalin and cultivated in the U.S. as forage and for lawn decoration
Word History
Etymology
irregular from Sakhalin, island in the Sea of Okhotsk, eastern U.S.S.R.