celery
cel·ery
noun \ˈse-lə-rē, ˈsel-rē\ plural cel·er·ies
Definition of CELERY
: a European herb (Apium graveolens) of the carrot family; specifically : one of a cultivated variety (A. graveolens dulce) with leafstalks eaten raw or cooked
Origin of CELERY
obsolete French celeris, from Italian dialect seleri, plural of selero, modification of Late Latin selinon, from Greek
First Known Use: 1664
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