Definition of nenuphar in English:

nenuphar

noun ˈnɛnjʊfɑː

A water lily, especially the white water lily, Nymphaea alba, or the yellow water lily, Nuphar luteum. Also (especially in "†oil of nenuphar", "†syrup of nenuphar"): the roots, leaves, flowers, or seeds of these plants, used in medicinal preparations (obsolete). Now literary.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Guy de Chauliac's Grande Chirurgie. From post-classical Latin nenufar water lily from Arabic naynūfar (also as nīnūfar), probably transmission error for nīlūfar from Persian nīlūfar, nīlūpar, also nīlūfal, nīlūpal from Sanskrit nīlotpala blue lotus from nīla dark blue + utpala lotus, water-lily. Compare French nénufar, Spanish nenúfar, Italian nenufaro.

Definition of nenuphar in US English:

nenuphar

nounˈnɛnjʊfɑː

A water lily, especially the white water lily, Nymphaea alba, or the yellow water lily, Nuphar luteum. Also (especially in "†oil of nenuphar", "†syrup of nenuphar"): the roots, leaves, flowers, or seeds of these plants, used in medicinal preparations (obsolete). Now literary.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Guy de Chauliac's Grande Chirurgie. From post-classical Latin nenufar water lily from Arabic naynūfar (also as nīnūfar), probably transmission error for nīlūfar from Persian nīlūfar, nīlūpar, also nīlūfal, nīlūpal from Sanskrit nīlotpala blue lotus from nīla dark blue + utpala lotus, water-lily. Compare French nénufar, Spanish nenúfar, Italian nenufaro.

单词	nenuphar
释义	Definition of nenuphar in English: nenuphar noun ˈnɛnjʊfɑː A water lily, especially the white water lily, Nymphaea alba, or the yellow water lily, Nuphar luteum. Also (especially in "†oil of nenuphar", "†syrup of nenuphar"): the roots, leaves, flowers, or seeds of these plants, used in medicinal preparations (obsolete). Now literary. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Guy de Chauliac's Grande Chirurgie. From post-classical Latin nenufar water lily from Arabic naynūfar (also as nīnūfar), probably transmission error for nīlūfar from Persian nīlūfar, nīlūpar, also nīlūfal, nīlūpal from Sanskrit nīlotpala blue lotus from nīla dark blue + utpala lotus, water-lily. Compare French nénufar, Spanish nenúfar, Italian nenufaro. Definition of nenuphar in US English: nenuphar nounˈnɛnjʊfɑː A water lily, especially the white water lily, Nymphaea alba, or the yellow water lily, Nuphar luteum. Also (especially in "†oil of nenuphar", "†syrup of nenuphar"): the roots, leaves, flowers, or seeds of these plants, used in medicinal preparations (obsolete). Now literary. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Guy de Chauliac's Grande Chirurgie. From post-classical Latin nenufar water lily from Arabic naynūfar (also as nīnūfar), probably transmission error for nīlūfar from Persian nīlūfar, nīlūpar, also nīlūfal, nīlūpal from Sanskrit nīlotpala blue lotus from nīla dark blue + utpala lotus, water-lily. Compare French nénufar, Spanish nenúfar, Italian nenufaro.
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