Definition of catananche in English:

catananche

noun ˌkatəˈnaŋki

From modern Latin, from Latin catanance, a plant used in love potions, from Greek katanankē, from kata- 'down' + anankē 'compulsion'.

单词	catananche
释义	Definition of catananche in English: catananche noun ˌkatəˈnaŋki A plant of a genus that includes cupid's dart. 玻璃菊属植物 Genus Catananche, family Compositae Example sentencesExamples The bright blue, cornflower-like blooms of catananche appear continuously from early to late summer and are at their peak in midsummer. Catananche is a genus of the botanical family Asteraceae. Origin From modern Latin, from Latin catanance, a plant used in love potions, from Greek katanankē, from kata- 'down' + anankē 'compulsion'.
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