Sonneratia
noun
Son·ne·ra·tia
ˌsänəˈrāsh(ē)ə
: a genus (the type of the family Sonneratiaceae) of trees and shrubs having large flowers shaped like bells and succeeded by pulpy berries which in some members (such as S. acida) are used as a condiment in India see kambala, pagatpat
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Pierre Sonnerat †1814 French naturalist + New Latin -ia