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go·ny·sty·lus
\ˌgōnə̇ˈstīləs\ noun
Usage: capitalized
Etymology: New Latin, from Greek gony knee + stylos pillar; from the geniculate styles — more at knee, steer
: a small genus of East Indian trees (order Malvales) constituting a monotypic family, having alternate leathery leaves, regular paniculate flowers and woody fruits, and yielding fragrant timber resembling agalloch |