Definition of rosha in English:

rosha

noun ˈrəʊʃə

In full "rosha grass", "†rosha paper grass". A South and South-East Asian grass, Cymbopogon martini, from which essential oils are obtained; especially the form or variety of this grass from which palmarosa oil is obtained.

Origin

Mid 19th century. Partly from Hindi rūsā, and partly from its cognate Marathi rośẽ from Sanskrit rohiṣa, denoting the grasses, apparently lit. ‘red, reddish’ (although the semantic motivation is unclear), ultimately from the same Indo-European base as red.

Definition of rosha in US English:

rosha

nounˈrəʊʃə

In full "rosha grass", "†rosha paper grass". A South and South-East Asian grass, Cymbopogon martini, from which essential oils are obtained; especially the form or variety of this grass from which palmarosa oil is obtained.

Origin

Mid 19th century. Partly from Hindi rūsā, and partly from its cognate Marathi rośẽ from Sanskrit rohiṣa, denoting the grasses, apparently lit. ‘red, reddish’ (although the semantic motivation is unclear), ultimately from the same Indo-European base as red.

词汇	rosha
释义	Definition of rosha in English: rosha noun ˈrəʊʃə In full "rosha grass", "†rosha paper grass". A South and South-East Asian grass, Cymbopogon martini, from which essential oils are obtained; especially the form or variety of this grass from which palmarosa oil is obtained. Origin Mid 19th century. Partly from Hindi rūsā, and partly from its cognate Marathi rośẽ from Sanskrit rohiṣa, denoting the grasses, apparently lit. ‘red, reddish’ (although the semantic motivation is unclear), ultimately from the same Indo-European base as red. Definition of rosha in US English: rosha nounˈrəʊʃə In full "rosha grass", "†rosha paper grass". A South and South-East Asian grass, Cymbopogon martini, from which essential oils are obtained; especially the form or variety of this grass from which palmarosa oil is obtained. Origin Mid 19th century. Partly from Hindi rūsā, and partly from its cognate Marathi rośẽ from Sanskrit rohiṣa, denoting the grasses, apparently lit. ‘red, reddish’ (although the semantic motivation is unclear), ultimately from the same Indo-European base as red.
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