Andryala
noun
An·dry·a·la
anˈdrīələ
: a genus of hardy perennial composite herbs with milky sap and alternate leaves that are native to the Mediterranean region and occasionally cultivated for their heads of bright yellow ligulate flowers
Word History
Etymology
borrowed from New Latin (Linnaeus), borrowed from Greek andrýala, variant (in early printed editions of Theophrastus' Historia plantarum) of chóndrilla "gum succory"
First Known Use
1760, in the meaning defined above
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