CASSIA FISTULA


Meaning of CASSIA FISTULA in English

-ˈfis(h)chələ noun

Etymology: Middle English, from Medieval Latin, literally, fistulous (spongy) cassia

: the dried pods of the drumstick tree the sweet pulp of which is a mild laxative — called also purging cassia

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