mandragora

[man-drag-er-uh, man-druh-gawr-uh, -gohr-uh]

noun

1. mandrake.

2. a mandrake root.

Word History and Origins

Origin of mandragora¹

before 1000; Middle English, Old English < Medieval Latin, Latin mandragorās < Greek mandragórās

Example Sentences

Rolando Mandragora struck a fierce shot that crashed away off the post with Gordon nothing more than a bystander, but the hosts didn't have to wait long before they doubled their lead.

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Radu had pulled off a number of magnificent saves but was at fault for the stoppage-time winner as he managed to catch Rolando Mandragora’s cross but carried it back into his own net.

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Both Rolando Mandragora and Saša Lukić are available again after serving suspensions against Venezia.

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The visitors also hit the post twice, while Torino midfielder Rolando Mandragora was sent off four minutes from time for a second yellow card.

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But Zaza pulled one back for Torino and Rolando Mandragora netted the equalizer 10 minutes later.

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