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ter·mi·na·lia
I. \ˌtərməˈnālēə, -lyə\ noun
Usage: capitalized
Etymology: New Latin, from Latin terminalis terminal + New Latin -ia
: a large genus of tropical trees and shrubs (family Combretaceae) having entire leaves clustered at the ends of the branches and small apetalous flowers in loose spikes — see malabar almond, myrobalan 1
II. noun plural
Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, neuter plural of terminalis terminal
: the terminal elements of a part; especially : the final segments of the insect abdomen modified to form the external genitalia |