| 释义 |
khus·khus
\ˈkəskəs\ noun
or khuskhus grass also khus \ˈkəs\; or kus·kus or cus·cus \ˈkəskəs\
(-es)
Etymology: Persian & Hindi khaskhas
: an aromatic grass (Andropogon zizamoides) whose especially fragrant roots yield an oil used in perfumery and are also made into mats in tropical India — called also vetiver |