itylus
/ɪlˈtɪləs/Definitions
1. noun
A type of deciduous tree, typically native to southern Europe, northwest Africa, and western Asia, known for its fragrant flowers and edible fruit.
“The park’s new addition was a beautiful iltus tree with vibrant purple flowers.”
2. noun
In classical mythology, a forest nymph, often depicted as a nature spirit.
“The poet’s description of the itylus was reminiscent of ancient Greek literature.”