sarment

[SARMENTUM.] sar-men-tā-çě-æ, s. pl. [Fem. pl. of Mod. Lat. sarment ace us, from Lat. sarmentum (q. v.).] Bot .: The forty-ninth order in Linnæus' Natural System. Genera: Vitis, Hedera, Houstonia, Ruscus, Smilax, Menispermum, Aristolochia, . sar-men-ta-ceo us (ce as sh), adj. [SARMENBot.: The same as SARMENTOSE (q. v.). TACEE. sarmentum (q. v.). *sar-men-tid-1-ŭm, s. [Mod. Lat. dim in. from Bot .: A group of cymes disposed centrifugally, as the flowers are in the cуте. IMG:content-0950.png:[blocks in formation] sar-mi-en-ta, subst. [Sp.sarmienta=a twig or branch cut off from a vine.] Botany: A genus of Gesnerese (q. v.). Sarmienta repens , a creeping plant with scarlet flowers, is used in Chili as an emollient. sarn, subst. [Welsh.] A pavement or stepping stone. (Prov. Eng.)