A genus of orchids (family Orchidaceae) found in tropical and subtropical regions, particularly in Central and South America. These plants are known for their specialized pollination mechanisms and are typically epiphytic, meaning they grow on other plants without being parasitic.
/dɛntəlˈlaɪə/
A lance, a long spear or javelin, formerly used by the Nama and especially by the Damara and Hottentot peoples of southern Africa. It was a distinctive weapon, typically made of wood and often decorated with feathers or horsehair.
/ˈasəɡaɪ/
Incorrect or unauthorized use of intellectual property, such as copyrights, trademarks, or patents.
/ʌpˈprɑːp.ərd/
To give excessive commercial value or prominence to a person, idea, cultural artifact, or setting, typically in a way that is perceived as inappropriate or disrespectful.
/ˌoʊvərˈkɛrjəˌlaɪz/
A device, mechanism, or tool that spins or rotates, often used in industrial processes to create a swirling motion, such as in metalworking or chemical mixing.
/ˈswɪrər/
The state or condition of being timid or easily frightened; a disposition to shun risk or danger; cowardice; timidity.
/'timərəsnnəz/
In musical notation, larghettos are markings that indicate a musical passage should be performed with a somewhat slower tempo than adagio, but faster than andante. They are used to convey a specific speed or pace to musicians during performance.
/ləˈɡɛttos/
A specific phobia characterized by an intense and irrational fear of turning or twisting, especially in the neck or head.
/tropə'fiːə/
The act of planting trees or establishing a forest in an area that was previously treeless or sparsely forested. It involves the process of setting up a forest by planting new trees and nurturing them to maturity.
/əˈfɒr.ɪ.stɪŋ/
A term often used in scientific or technical contexts, 'entellus' can refer to a hypothetical or theoretical entity or concept, particularly one related to intelligence or knowledge systems.
/ɛnˈtɛləs/