Definition of Rhodiola in English:

Rhodiola

noun rɒˈdiːələ

A genus of stonecrops found chiefly in northern and Arctic parts of Europe and Asia; (also rhodiola) a plant of this genus, especially R. rosea, a yellow-flowered plant whose roots smell of roses when dried or bruised; (also) an extract of this, used especially in herbal medicine. Also called roseroot, Aaron's Rod.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in James Jenkinson (?1739–1808). From scientific Latin Rhodiola, genus name (earlier in post-classical Latin, Linnaeus Flora Lapponica 304, Hortus Cliffortianus 470) from post-classical Latin rhodius rose-like (from ancient Greek ῥόδον rose + classical Latin -ius, suffix forming adjectives) + -ola.

Definition of Rhodiola in US English:

Rhodiola

nounrɒˈdiːələ

A genus of stonecrops found chiefly in northern and Arctic parts of Europe and Asia; (also rhodiola) a plant of this genus, especially R. rosea, a yellow-flowered plant whose roots smell of roses when dried or bruised; (also) an extract of this, used especially in herbal medicine. Also called roseroot, Aaron's Rod.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in James Jenkinson (?1739–1808). From scientific Latin Rhodiola, genus name (earlier in post-classical Latin, Linnaeus Flora Lapponica 304, Hortus Cliffortianus 470) from post-classical Latin rhodius rose-like (from ancient Greek ῥόδον rose + classical Latin -ius, suffix forming adjectives) + -ola.

词汇	Rhodiola
释义	Definition of Rhodiola in English: Rhodiola noun rɒˈdiːələ A genus of stonecrops found chiefly in northern and Arctic parts of Europe and Asia; (also rhodiola) a plant of this genus, especially R. rosea, a yellow-flowered plant whose roots smell of roses when dried or bruised; (also) an extract of this, used especially in herbal medicine. Also called roseroot, Aaron's Rod. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in James Jenkinson (?1739–1808). From scientific Latin Rhodiola, genus name (earlier in post-classical Latin, Linnaeus Flora Lapponica 304, Hortus Cliffortianus 470) from post-classical Latin rhodius rose-like (from ancient Greek ῥόδον rose + classical Latin -ius, suffix forming adjectives) + -ola. Definition of Rhodiola in US English: Rhodiola nounrɒˈdiːələ A genus of stonecrops found chiefly in northern and Arctic parts of Europe and Asia; (also rhodiola) a plant of this genus, especially R. rosea, a yellow-flowered plant whose roots smell of roses when dried or bruised; (also) an extract of this, used especially in herbal medicine. Also called roseroot, Aaron's Rod. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in James Jenkinson (?1739–1808). From scientific Latin Rhodiola, genus name (earlier in post-classical Latin, Linnaeus Flora Lapponica 304, Hortus Cliffortianus 470) from post-classical Latin rhodius rose-like (from ancient Greek ῥόδον rose + classical Latin -ius, suffix forming adjectives) + -ola.
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