Sicana
noun
Si·ca·na
\sə̇ˈkānə\
Definition of Sicana
: a genus of tendril-bearing herbaceous vines (family Cucurbitaceae) found in tropical America with angled stems, large roundish leaves, solitary yellow monoecious flowers, and bright-colored aromatic fruit
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Origin and Etymology of sicana
New Latin, from native name in Peru
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