fluellin
noun
flu·el·lin
variants or less commonly fluellen
flüˈelə̇n
plural -s
1
: either of two speedwells (Veronica officinalis and V. chamaedrys)
2
: toadflax
3
: cancerwort
4
: mountain parsley
Word History
Etymology
Welsh llysiau Llywelyn, literally, Llewelyn's herbs, probably after Llywelyn ab Iorwerth (Llewelyn the Great) †1240 or Llywelyn ab Gruffydd †1282 princes of Wales
- four-oar
- four-oared
- four-peat
- four-piper
- four-poster
- four-posters
- four-quarter plan
- four-rowed barley
- four-spined stickleback
- four-spot
- four-spotted flounder
- four-stacker
- four-star
- four-stranded
- four-striper
- four-stroke cycle
- four-times accented octave
- four-toed
- four-tooth
- four-tooths
- four-walling
- four-walls contract
- four-way
- four-way cock
- four-way switch