IPA: //ˈtweɪˌbleɪd//
KK: /tweɪbleɪd/
A type of small land orchid that typically has two leaves at the base and a cluster of flowers that can be greenish or purplish in color.
The twayblade is known for its unique appearance and is often found in woodland areas.
Twayblade is derived from the Old English "tway" (meaning two) and "blade" (meaning leaf or blade of grass). The word refers to a plant that has two leaves or blades, hence the name.
Think of 'two' ('tway') leaves ('blade') when you picture a twayblade plant.