danthonia
noun
dan·tho·nia
danˈthōnēə
1
capitalized : a large genus of tufted erect perennial grasses chiefly of the southern hemisphere and North America with narrow leaves and small terminal panicles or racemes of densely crowded florets
2
plural -s : any plant of the genus Danthonia
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, irregular from Étienne Danthoine, 19th century French botanist & New Latin -ia
- unexpectable
- unexpected
- unexpectedly
- unexpectedness
- unexpectednesses
- unexpedient
- unexpended
- unexpensive
- unexpensively
- unexpensiveness
- unexperienced
- unexpert
- unexpiated
- unexpired
- unexplainable
- unexplainably
- unexplained
- unexplicit
- unexplicitly
- unexploded
- unexploited
- unexplored
- unexposed
- unexpressable
- unexpressed