| 释义 |
ig·na·tia
\igˈnāsh(ē)ə\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: New Latin, from ignatii (specific epithet of Strychnos ignatii), after Saint Ignatius, 1st-2d century Christian prelate, bishop of Antioch
: the dried ripe seeds of the St.-Ignatius's-bean used like nux vomica |