Sagittaria
noun
Sag·it·tar·ia
ˌsajəˈta(a)rēə
: a genus of aquatic herbs (family Alismataceae) of temperate and tropical regions having basal often sagittate or hastate leaves and scapose flowers with 3 sepals and 3 deciduous white petals see arrowhead, wapatoo
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Latin sagitta + New Latin -aria
- ligg
- liggat
- ligged
- ligger
- liggers
- ligget
- ligging
- light
- light (on or upon)
- light (up)
- light (upon)
- light a fire under
- light a fire under (someone)
- light a fire under someone
- light adaptation
- light air
- light airplane
- light artillery
- light battery
- light bob
- light bomber
- light box
- light bread
- light breeze
- light bridge