aloysia
noun
alo·ys·ia
ˌaləˈwish(ē)ə
plural -s
: lemon verbena
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, after María Luisa (Aloysia) Teresa †1819 wife of Charles IV of Spain
First Known Use
1818, in the meaning defined above
- noncooperative
- noncooperator
- noncooperators
- noncoplanar
- noncore
- nonsacred
- nonsalable
- nonsaline
- nonsapiens
- nonsaponifiable
- nonscheduled
- nonschizophrenic
- nonschool
- nonscience
- nonsciences
- nonscientific
- nonscientist
- nonscientists
- nonseasonal
- nonsecretor
- nonsecretories
- nonsecretors
- nonsecretory
- nonsectarian
- nonsecure