Sidalcea
noun
Si·dal·cea
sīˈdalshēə,
sə̇ˈ-
: a genus of often showy herbs (family Malvaceae) confined to western North America and having palmately cleft leaves, variously colored spicate or racemose flowers, and 5 to 9 spiculate schizocarps
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Sida + Alcea, genus of mallows, from Latin alcea mallow, from Greek alkaia
- nonmystically
- nonnarcotics
- nonnarrative
- nonnarratives
- clair de lune
- clair de lunes
- clair-obscure
- clairaudience
- clairaudiences
- clairaudient
- clairaudiently
- clairaudients
- claire
- clairon
- clairschach
- clairschachs
- clairsentience
- clairsentient
- clairvoyance
- clairvoyances
- clairvoyant
- clairvoyante
- clairvoyantly
- clairvoyants
- Claisen flask