chin·che·rin·chee 
(chĭn′chə-rĭn-chē, chĭng′kə-)
(chĭn′chə-rĭn-chē, chĭng′kə-)n.
A southern African bulbous plant (Ornithogalum thyrsoides) having fragrant clusters of showy white blossoms that are popular as cut flowers.
[Afrikaans tjienkerientjee : tjienker-, imitative of a tinkling sound (from the sound the stems make when rubbed together) + uintjie, bulb, diminutive of ui, onion (from Middle Dutch uyen, ultimately from Latin uniō, a kind of onion).]