Pitcairnia
noun
Pit·cair·nia
pitˈka(a)rnēə
: a large genus of tropical often epiphytic herbs (family Bromeliaceae) that have fleshy leaves with spiny margins and flowers with showy bracts
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from William Pitcairn †1791 English physician and botanist + New Latin -ia
- stone run
- stone runner
- stone sand
- Stone sheep
- stone snipe
- stone stripe
- stone sucker
- stone the crows
- stone wall
- stone walls
- stone yellow
- stone's sheep
- stone's throw
- stone's throws
- stone-blind
- stone-cold
- stone-dead
- stone-deaf
- stone-faced
- stone-ground
- stone-horse
- stone-milled
- stone-still
- stonebass
- stonebird