UNIOLA


Meaning of UNIOLA in English

yüˈnīələ, ˌyünēˈōlə noun

Usage: capitalized

Etymology: New Latin, from Late Latin, a kind of plant, probably from unio oneness, unity, union

: a small genus of showy No. American perennial grasses having ample panicles of 2-edged spikelets of which the lowermost glumes are empty and including several that are valued as sand stabilizers — see sea oat

Webster's New International English Dictionary.      Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster.