Lardizabalaceae
plural noun
Lar·di·zab·a·la·ce·ae
\ˌlärdəˌzabəˈlāsēˌē\
Definition of Lardizabalaceae
: a family of chiefly woody vines (order Ranales) with leaves usually digitate and baccate fruit
lardizabalaceous
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Origin and Etymology of lardizabalaceae
New Latin, from Lardizabala, type genus (from Miguel Lardizábal y Uribe, 18th century Mexican statesman) + -aceae
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