sisymbrium
noun
si·sym·bri·um
sə̇ˈsimbrēəm
1
capitalized : a genus of annual or biennial herbs (family Cruciferae) having a pubescence of simple unbranched hairs, lyrate pinnatifid leaves, and terete stems and comprising the hedge mustards see descurainia
2
plural -s : any plant of the genus Sisymbrium
Word History
Etymology
Latin, a fragrant herb, perhaps mint, from Greek sisymbrion bergamot, watercress
- semimicrodetermination
- semiminim
- semiminima
- semiminimas
- semiminims
- semiminor axis
- semimobile
- semimoist
- semimonastic
- semimonocoque
- semimonthlies
- semimonthly
- semimystical
- seminal
- seminal animalcule
- seminal duct
- seminal filament
- seminal fluid
- seminal receptacle
- seminal root
- seminal vesicle
- seminality
- seminally
- seminar
- seminarian