magnolia
mag·no·lia
noun \mag-ˈnōl-yə\Definition of MAGNOLIA
: any of a genus (Magnolia of the family Magnoliaceae, the magnolia family) of American and Asian shrubs and trees with entire evergreen or deciduous leaves and usually showy white, yellow, rose, or purple flowers usually appearing in early spring
Origin of MAGNOLIA
New Latin, from Pierre Magnol †1715 French botanist
First Known Use: 1748
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