cassia English

Meaning cassia meaning

What does cassia mean?

cassia

— noun any of various trees or shrubs of the genus Cassia having pinnately compound leaves and usually yellow flowers followed by long seedpods

— noun Chinese tree with aromatic bark; yields a less desirable cinnamon than Ceylon cinnamon

Cassia

— noun (= genus Cassia) some genus Cassia species often classified as members of the genus Senna or genus Chamaecrista

Synonyms cassia synonyms

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cassia English » English

senna

cinnamon

cassia-bark tree

Cinnamomum cassia

Chinese cinnamon

quassia

cassia cinnamon

Cinnamomum zeylanicum

Cassia English » English

genus Cassia

Topics cassia topics

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Universe, creation Plant

Tree

• What types of trees are there?
  acacia alder almond apple apricot ash aspen avocado azalea balsa balsam banyan bayberry beech betel nut birch blackberry blueberry box boxwood Brazil breadfruit broom camellia cashew cassia catalpa cedar cherry chestnut chinaberry cinnamon cinchona citron citrus clove coca coconut coffee cornel cottonwood cranberry currant cypress date dogwood ebony elder elm eucalyptus fig fir forsythia gardenia gingko grapefruit guava gum hawthorn hazel hazelnut hemlock henna hickory ironwood juniper jute kumquat laburnum larch laurel lemon lignum lilac lime linden litchi locust magnolia mahogany mango mangrove manzanita maple marihuana marijuana mesquite mimosa mistletoe mulberry myrtle nutmeg oak oleander olive orange papaw papaya persimmon peach pear pecan persimmon pine pistachio plane plum poinciana pomegranate poplar quince redwood rosewood sandalwood sapling sassafras satinwood saxifrage scrub senna sequoia sisal spruce spurge stinkwood sumac sycamore tamarack tamarind tamarisk tangerine teak walnut upas willow yew ylang-ylang

Universe, creation Plant

Grass, herb, vine

• What types of aromatic herbs are there?
  amaryllis angelica anise balm basil chamomile cardamom cassia catnip chamomile chervil chicory cosmopolitan cowpea cress cumin dill fennel fenugreek feverfew foxglove ginseng henbane herb horehound hyssop licorice lucerne mandrake marjoram medicinal mint parsley parsnip peppermint portulaca purslane rosemary sage savory saxifrage skunk sorrel spearmint spikenard tarragon thyme valerian watercress wintergreen yarrow