Definition of akebia in English:

akebia

noun əˈkiːbɪəəˈkēbēə

An East Asian climbing shrub with purplish flowers and deeply divided leaves.
木通
Genus Akebia, family Lardizabalaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- Fiveleaf akebia is a deciduous, twining, woody vine that rapidly grows to 20-40’.
- Fiveleaf akebia is deciduous in cooler climates but may remain evergreen in the warmer regions, such as Louisiana.
- Fiveleaf akebia is a vigorous vine that grows as a groundcover and climbs shrubs and trees by twining.
- Keeping her akebias in containers is also good insurance for the bride-to-be.
- I'm particularly fond of akebias, not least because they produce edible fruits.
- I cut my akebia almost to the ground and, thinking I had killed it, I dug it up and moved it to an inconspicuous place.
- This one is now busily threading its way through the established akebia, sharing the same arbor.

Origin

1837: modern Latin, coined by J. Decaisne, French botanist, from Japanese akebi.

Definition of akebia in US English:

akebia

nounəˈkēbēə

A climbing shrub with purplish flowers, deeply divided leaves, and purple berries. Native to eastern Asia, it is grown as an ornamental in North America.
Akebia quinata, family Lardizabalaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- This one is now busily threading its way through the established akebia, sharing the same arbor.
- I'm particularly fond of akebias, not least because they produce edible fruits.
- I cut my akebia almost to the ground and, thinking I had killed it, I dug it up and moved it to an inconspicuous place.
- Fiveleaf akebia is a vigorous vine that grows as a groundcover and climbs shrubs and trees by twining.
- Keeping her akebias in containers is also good insurance for the bride-to-be.
- Fiveleaf akebia is deciduous in cooler climates but may remain evergreen in the warmer regions, such as Louisiana.
- Fiveleaf akebia is a deciduous, twining, woody vine that rapidly grows to 20-40’.

Origin

1837: modern Latin, coined by J. Decaisne, French botanist, from Japanese akebi.

单词	akebia
释义	Definition of akebia in English: akebia noun əˈkiːbɪəəˈkēbēə An East Asian climbing shrub with purplish flowers and deeply divided leaves. 木通 Genus Akebia, family Lardizabalaceae Example sentencesExamples Fiveleaf akebia is a deciduous, twining, woody vine that rapidly grows to 20-40’. Fiveleaf akebia is deciduous in cooler climates but may remain evergreen in the warmer regions, such as Louisiana. Fiveleaf akebia is a vigorous vine that grows as a groundcover and climbs shrubs and trees by twining. Keeping her akebias in containers is also good insurance for the bride-to-be. I'm particularly fond of akebias, not least because they produce edible fruits. I cut my akebia almost to the ground and, thinking I had killed it, I dug it up and moved it to an inconspicuous place. This one is now busily threading its way through the established akebia, sharing the same arbor. Origin 1837: modern Latin, coined by J. Decaisne, French botanist, from Japanese akebi. Definition of akebia in US English: akebia nounəˈkēbēə A climbing shrub with purplish flowers, deeply divided leaves, and purple berries. Native to eastern Asia, it is grown as an ornamental in North America. Akebia quinata, family Lardizabalaceae Example sentencesExamples This one is now busily threading its way through the established akebia, sharing the same arbor. I'm particularly fond of akebias, not least because they produce edible fruits. I cut my akebia almost to the ground and, thinking I had killed it, I dug it up and moved it to an inconspicuous place. Fiveleaf akebia is a vigorous vine that grows as a groundcover and climbs shrubs and trees by twining. Keeping her akebias in containers is also good insurance for the bride-to-be. Fiveleaf akebia is deciduous in cooler climates but may remain evergreen in the warmer regions, such as Louisiana. Fiveleaf akebia is a deciduous, twining, woody vine that rapidly grows to 20-40’. Origin 1837: modern Latin, coined by J. Decaisne, French botanist, from Japanese akebi.
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