Definition of ferula in English:

ferula

noun ˈfɛrjʊləˈfɛr(j)ələ

1A tall large-leaved Eurasian plant of a genus that includes asafoetida and its relatives.
阿魏属植物
Genus Ferula, family Umbelliferae
Example sentencesExamples
- It's made with ferula, horseradish and garlic extracts, which straighten hair and provide terrific thermal protection.
- Silphium has a big thick root, a stem as long as ferula and just about as thick, and a leaf (which they call maspeton) similar to celery; it has a flat fruit, rather leaf-like, called phyllon ‘leaf’.
2
rare term for ferule
Example sentencesExamples
- A stereotypical portrait of an old-time Chinese teacher would be a thin figure with a goatee, carrying a book in one hand and a ferula in the other.
- I have a birch rod handy to dole out any punishment or I may have to hit you on the hand with a ferula.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin, 'giant fennel, rod'.

Definition of ferula in US English:

ferula

nounˈfɛr(j)ələˈfer(y)ələ

1A tall large-leaved Eurasian plant of a genus that includes asafetida and its relatives.
阿魏属植物
Genus Ferula, family Umbelliferae
Example sentencesExamples
- It's made with ferula, horseradish and garlic extracts, which straighten hair and provide terrific thermal protection.
- Silphium has a big thick root, a stem as long as ferula and just about as thick, and a leaf (which they call maspeton) similar to celery; it has a flat fruit, rather leaf-like, called phyllon ‘leaf’.
2
rare term for ferule
Example sentencesExamples
- A stereotypical portrait of an old-time Chinese teacher would be a thin figure with a goatee, carrying a book in one hand and a ferula in the other.
- I have a birch rod handy to dole out any punishment or I may have to hit you on the hand with a ferula.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin, ‘giant fennel, rod’.

单词	ferula
释义	Definition of ferula in English: ferula noun ˈfɛrjʊləˈfɛr(j)ələ 1A tall large-leaved Eurasian plant of a genus that includes asafoetida and its relatives. 阿魏属植物 Genus Ferula, family Umbelliferae Example sentencesExamples It's made with ferula, horseradish and garlic extracts, which straighten hair and provide terrific thermal protection. Silphium has a big thick root, a stem as long as ferula and just about as thick, and a leaf (which they call maspeton) similar to celery; it has a flat fruit, rather leaf-like, called phyllon ‘leaf’. 2 rare term for ferule Example sentencesExamples A stereotypical portrait of an old-time Chinese teacher would be a thin figure with a goatee, carrying a book in one hand and a ferula in the other. I have a birch rod handy to dole out any punishment or I may have to hit you on the hand with a ferula. Origin Late Middle English: from Latin, 'giant fennel, rod'. Definition of ferula in US English: ferula nounˈfɛr(j)ələˈfer(y)ələ 1A tall large-leaved Eurasian plant of a genus that includes asafetida and its relatives. 阿魏属植物 Genus Ferula, family Umbelliferae Example sentencesExamples It's made with ferula, horseradish and garlic extracts, which straighten hair and provide terrific thermal protection. Silphium has a big thick root, a stem as long as ferula and just about as thick, and a leaf (which they call maspeton) similar to celery; it has a flat fruit, rather leaf-like, called phyllon ‘leaf’. 2 rare term for ferule Example sentencesExamples A stereotypical portrait of an old-time Chinese teacher would be a thin figure with a goatee, carrying a book in one hand and a ferula in the other. I have a birch rod handy to dole out any punishment or I may have to hit you on the hand with a ferula. Origin Late Middle English: from Latin, ‘giant fennel, rod’.
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