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Where does “balaustium” come from?

balaustium (Latin) comes from Ancient Greek βαλαύστιον — flower of the wild pomegranate.

balaustium (Latin): the flower of the wild pomegranate

Definitions

  1. the flower of the wild pomegranate

Ancestry of “balaustium”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Ancient Greekβαλαύστιονflower of the wild pomegranate

Words derived from “balaustium”

  • balustrade
  • banister
  • baluster
  • balustraded
  • balustrading
  • balustered
  • balaustine
  • balusterlike
  • barrester
  • ballester
  • balaustinus
  • balaustrada
  • balaustre
  • balaustrata
  • balaustro
  • balausta
  • balaustra
  • balustrer
  • balustrade
  • balustre
  • Balustrade
  • balustrade
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