| 释义 |
sa·ca·huis·te
\ˌsakəˈwistē, ˌsäk-\ noun
also sa·ca·huis·ta \-stə\; or sa·ca·guis·ta \-kəˈwistə\
(-s)
Etymology: American Spanish zacahuiscle, of American Indian origin; akin to Nahuatl zacatl coarse grass
: a bear grass (Nolina texana) having a thick caudex and long linear leaves and used in some areas for forage though reputed to have buds and blossoms that are poisonous to livestock |