dichasium
noun
di·cha·sium dī-ˈkā-zhē-əm 
-ˈzē-əm,
-zhəm
plural dichasia dī-ˈkā-zhē-ə
-ˈzē-ə,
-zhə
: a cymose inflorescence that produces two main axes
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Greek dichasis halving, from dichazein to halve, from dicha
First Known Use
1846, in the meaning defined above
- tributyl phosphate
- tributyltin
- tributyrins
- tric
- tricalcic
- tricalcium
- tricalcium phosphate
- tricar
- tricarballylic acid
- tricarbocyanine
- tricarbocyanine dye
- tricarboxylic
- tricarboxylic acid cycle
- tricarinate
- tricarpellary
- tricarpellate
- tricars
- trice
- triced
- tricenarium
- tricenary
- tricentennials
- tricep
- tricephalous
- triceps