Definition of persicaria in English:

persicaria

noun ˌpəːsɪˈkɛːrɪə

Originally (more fully "spotted persicaria"): a common Eurasian weed, Persicaria maculosa (formerly Polygonum persicaria), of the family Polygonaceae, which has spikes of small pink flowers and lanceolate leaves often bearing a dark blotch (also called redshank). In later use, usually with distinguishing word: any of the plants constituting the genus Persicaria (commonly treated as a section of the genus Polygonum); specifically the garden plant P. orientalis, a tall annual with dense spikes of rose-pink flowers, native to South-East Asia. Also (in form Persicaria): the genus (or section of the genus Polygonum) containing these plants.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Agnus Castus. From post-classical Latin persicaria redshank, Persicaria maculosa from classical Latin persicum peach, from the resemblance of the leaves to those of the peach tree + -āria. Compare post-classical Latin persicarius peach tree. Compare Old French, Middle French, French persicaire, Spanish persicaria, Italian persicaria.

Definition of persicaria in US English:

persicaria

nounˌpəːsɪˈkɛːrɪə

Originally (more fully "spotted persicaria"): a common Eurasian weed, Persicaria maculosa (formerly Polygonum persicaria), of the family Polygonaceae, which has spikes of small pink flowers and lanceolate leaves often bearing a dark blotch (also called redshank). In later use, usually with distinguishing word: any of the plants constituting the genus Persicaria (commonly treated as a section of the genus Polygonum); specifically the garden plant P. orientalis, a tall annual with dense spikes of rose-pink flowers, native to South-East Asia. Also (in form Persicaria): the genus (or section of the genus Polygonum) containing these plants.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Agnus Castus. From post-classical Latin persicaria redshank, Persicaria maculosa from classical Latin persicum peach, from the resemblance of the leaves to those of the peach tree + -āria. Compare post-classical Latin persicarius peach tree. Compare Old French, Middle French, French persicaire, Spanish persicaria, Italian persicaria.

单词	persicaria
释义	Definition of persicaria in English: persicaria noun ˌpəːsɪˈkɛːrɪə Originally (more fully "spotted persicaria"): a common Eurasian weed, Persicaria maculosa (formerly Polygonum persicaria), of the family Polygonaceae, which has spikes of small pink flowers and lanceolate leaves often bearing a dark blotch (also called redshank). In later use, usually with distinguishing word: any of the plants constituting the genus Persicaria (commonly treated as a section of the genus Polygonum); specifically the garden plant P. orientalis, a tall annual with dense spikes of rose-pink flowers, native to South-East Asia. Also (in form Persicaria): the genus (or section of the genus Polygonum) containing these plants. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Agnus Castus. From post-classical Latin persicaria redshank, Persicaria maculosa from classical Latin persicum peach, from the resemblance of the leaves to those of the peach tree + -āria. Compare post-classical Latin persicarius peach tree. Compare Old French, Middle French, French persicaire, Spanish persicaria, Italian persicaria. Definition of persicaria in US English: persicaria nounˌpəːsɪˈkɛːrɪə Originally (more fully "spotted persicaria"): a common Eurasian weed, Persicaria maculosa (formerly Polygonum persicaria), of the family Polygonaceae, which has spikes of small pink flowers and lanceolate leaves often bearing a dark blotch (also called redshank). In later use, usually with distinguishing word: any of the plants constituting the genus Persicaria (commonly treated as a section of the genus Polygonum); specifically the garden plant P. orientalis, a tall annual with dense spikes of rose-pink flowers, native to South-East Asia. Also (in form Persicaria): the genus (or section of the genus Polygonum) containing these plants. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Agnus Castus. From post-classical Latin persicaria redshank, Persicaria maculosa from classical Latin persicum peach, from the resemblance of the leaves to those of the peach tree + -āria. Compare post-classical Latin persicarius peach tree. Compare Old French, Middle French, French persicaire, Spanish persicaria, Italian persicaria.
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