Definition of retama in English:

retama

(also ratama)

noun rɪˈtɑːmə

1Any of several closely related shrubs allied to the brooms; especially Retama monosperma, of sandy coastal regions in Spain and North Africa, and Cytisus supranubius, found at high altitude on Tenerife, Canary Islands. In later use also (also in form Retama): any plant of the genus Retama, or the genus itself.
2US. The Jerusalem thorn, Parkinsonia aculeata, a palo verde which resembles a broom.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Dublin Magazine. From Spanish retama any of several closely related shrubs resembling a broom from Arabic ratama, singular form corresponding to ratam (collective noun) retem.

Definition of retama in US English:

retama

(also ratama)

nounrɪˈtɑːmə

1Any of several closely related shrubs allied to the brooms; especially Retama monosperma, of sandy coastal regions in Spain and North Africa, and Cytisus supranubius, found at high altitude on Tenerife, Canary Islands. In later use also (also in form Retama): any plant of the genus Retama, or the genus itself.
2US. The Jerusalem thorn, Parkinsonia aculeata, a palo verde which resembles a broom.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Dublin Magazine. From Spanish retama any of several closely related shrubs resembling a broom from Arabic ratama, singular form corresponding to ratam (collective noun) retem.

单词	retama
释义	Definition of retama in English: retama (also ratama) noun rɪˈtɑːmə 1Any of several closely related shrubs allied to the brooms; especially Retama monosperma, of sandy coastal regions in Spain and North Africa, and Cytisus supranubius, found at high altitude on Tenerife, Canary Islands. In later use also (also in form Retama): any plant of the genus Retama, or the genus itself. 2US. The Jerusalem thorn, Parkinsonia aculeata, a palo verde which resembles a broom. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Dublin Magazine. From Spanish retama any of several closely related shrubs resembling a broom from Arabic ratama, singular form corresponding to ratam (collective noun) retem. Definition of retama in US English: retama (also ratama) nounrɪˈtɑːmə 1Any of several closely related shrubs allied to the brooms; especially Retama monosperma, of sandy coastal regions in Spain and North Africa, and Cytisus supranubius, found at high altitude on Tenerife, Canary Islands. In later use also (also in form Retama): any plant of the genus Retama, or the genus itself. 2US. The Jerusalem thorn, Parkinsonia aculeata, a palo verde which resembles a broom. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Dublin Magazine. From Spanish retama any of several closely related shrubs resembling a broom from Arabic ratama, singular form corresponding to ratam (collective noun) retem.
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