Ungnadia
noun
Un·gna·dia
ˌənˈnādēə,
ˌəngəˈnā-
: a monotypic genus of shrubs or small trees (family Sapindaceae) comprising the buckeyes of southwestern North America and distinguished by shining dark green leaves, rose-colored flowers, and poisonous black seeds
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Baron David von Ungnad 16th century Austrian diplomat + New Latin -ia
- homogamous
- homogamy
- homogangliate
- homogen
- homogenate
- homogenates
- homogeneal
- homogeneities
- homogeneity
- homogeneous
- homogeneous equilibrium
- homogeneous ray
- chrysoprase
- chrysoprases
- chrysoprasi
- chrysoprasus
- chrysopses
- Chrysopsis
- chrysopsises
- chrysopsisses
- Chrysosphaerales
- chrysosplenia
- Chrysosplenium
- chrysospleniums
- Chrysostom