Definition of goodyera in English:

goodyera

noun ɡʊˈdjɛːrəɡʊˈdjɪərə

Any of numerous small terrestrial orchids constituting the widespread genus Goodyera (also called rattlesnake plantain in N. America); especially (more fully creeping goodyera) creeping lady's tresses, G. repens, of coniferous forests and bogs in both northern Europe and northern North America. Also (in form Goodyera): the genus itself.

Origin

Early 19th century. From scientific Latin Goodyera, genus name from the name of John Goodyer, English botanist + scientific Latin -a.

Definition of goodyera in US English:

goodyera

noun

Any of numerous small terrestrial orchids constituting the widespread genus Goodyera (also called rattlesnake plantain in N. America); especially (more fully creeping goodyera) creeping lady's tresses, G. repens, of coniferous forests and bogs in both northern Europe and northern North America. Also (in form Goodyera): the genus itself.

Origin

Early 19th century. From scientific Latin Goodyera, genus name from the name of John Goodyer, English botanist + scientific Latin -a.

单词	goodyera
释义	Definition of goodyera in English: goodyera noun ɡʊˈdjɛːrəɡʊˈdjɪərə Any of numerous small terrestrial orchids constituting the widespread genus Goodyera (also called rattlesnake plantain in N. America); especially (more fully creeping goodyera) creeping lady's tresses, G. repens, of coniferous forests and bogs in both northern Europe and northern North America. Also (in form Goodyera): the genus itself. Origin Early 19th century. From scientific Latin Goodyera, genus name from the name of John Goodyer, English botanist + scientific Latin -a. Definition of goodyera in US English: goodyera noun Any of numerous small terrestrial orchids constituting the widespread genus Goodyera (also called rattlesnake plantain in N. America); especially (more fully creeping goodyera) creeping lady's tresses, G. repens, of coniferous forests and bogs in both northern Europe and northern North America. Also (in form Goodyera): the genus itself. Origin Early 19th century. From scientific Latin Goodyera, genus name from the name of John Goodyer, English botanist + scientific Latin -a.
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