ephedra
Syllabification: (e·phed·ra)
Pronunciation: /əˈfedrə, ˈefidrə/
Definition of ephedra
noun
Origin:
modern Latin, from Latin, 'equisetum', literally 'horse tail' (which it resembles), from Greek ephedra, equivalent to hippouris, 'horse tail'
modern Latin, from Latin, 'equisetum', literally 'horse tail' (which it resembles), from Greek ephedra, equivalent to hippouris, 'horse tail'