What is another word for grassy-leafed?
Pronunciation: [ɡɹˈasilˈiːft] (IPA) 
The phrase "grassy-leafed" typically describes plants or herbs with leaves that resemble grass or have grass-like qualities. Some synonyms for this term may include: blade-like, narrow-leaved, lanceolate, linear, strap-like, and ribbon-like. Blade-like suggests a flat, sharp shape, while narrow-leaved implies a thin and slender leaf. Lanceolate describes a leaf that is shaped like the head of a lance or spear. Linear refers to a long and narrow shape, similar to a line. Strap-like means flat and ribbon-like with parallel edges. Finally, ribbon-like describes flat and elongated leaves with narrow widths. These terms provide descriptive language for the characteristics of the leaves of these plants.
