| 释义 |
bac·cha·ris
\ˈbakərə̇s\ noun
Usage: capitalized
Etymology: New Latin, from Latin baccar, bacchar, a plant having a fragrant root, from Greek bakcharis sowbread
: a genus of smooth and resinous or glutinous shrubs (family Compositae) having whitish or yellow flower heads in pyramidal panicles |