Definitions

1. noun

A genus of plants in the family Xyridaceae, known as yellow-eyed grasses.

“The biologist specialized in the study of the xyrid family, which is native to the Americas.”

2. noun

In linguistics, a type of syllable in the Xyridian language, characterized by a high-pitched sound.

“The Xyridian language has a unique phonology, with syllable types like the xyrid influencing its musical quality.”