KALANCHOE


Meaning of KALANCHOE in English

ˌkalənˈkōē, kəˈlaŋkə(ˌ)wē noun

Etymology: New Latin, perhaps from Chinese (Cant) kaaì laān ts'oi, a brassica, from kaaì mustard plant + laān, an orchid + ts'oi vegetables, food

1. capitalized : a genus of chiefly African and Australian tropical herbs or shrubs (family Crassulaceae) having a four-parted calyx and including numerous forms cultivated as ornamentals

2. -s : any plant of the genus Kalanchoe

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