ayapana
noun
aya·pa·na
ˌīyəˈpänə
plural -s
: a low spreading herbaceous Brazilian shrub (Eupatorium aya-pana) whose long narrow leaves are used to make a mildly stimulating decoction resembling tea
Word History
Etymology
Spanish & Portuguese; Spanish ayapaná, from Portuguese aiapana, aiapaina, from Tupi ayapana
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