anacardium
noun
an·a·car·di·um
ˌanəˈkärdēəm
1
capitalized : a small genus of tropical American trees (the type of the family Anacardiaceae) having kidney-shaped fruit borne at the apex of a fleshy receptacle see cashew
2
plural anacardia
-dēə
: a plant of the genus Anacardium 
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from ana- + Greek kardia heart + New Latin -ium; from the heartlike shape of the top of the fruit stem
First Known Use
1568, in the meaning defined at sense 1
- desunt cetera
- desuperheat
- desuperheater
- desurface
- deswell
- desyatin
- desyatins
- desyl
- desynapsis
- desynaptic
- desynchronisatia
- desynchronisation
- desynchronisations
- desynchronise
- desynchronised
- desynchronises
- desynchronising
- desynchronizatia
- desynchronizations
- desynchronize
- desynchronized
- desynchronizeed
- desynchronizes
- desynchronizing
- desynonymize