celandine

English

Etymology

Middle English celidoine, Old French celidoine, French chélidoine, from Latin chelīdonia, from chelīdonius, from Ancient Greek χελιδόνιος (khelidonios).

Noun

celandine (plural celandines)

1. Either of two unrelated flowering plants:
   1. The greater celandine
   2. The lesser celandine

Translations

greater celandine

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 白屈菜 (cmn) (báiqūcài)

• German: Schöllkraut (de) n
• Russian: чистоте́л (ru) (čistotél) m 

lesser celandine

• Russian: лю́тик весе́нний (ru) (ljútik vesénnij) m , чистя́к (ru) (čisttják) m 

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Translations to be checked

• Bulgarian: змийско мляко, жълтениче

Anagrams

• decennial, line dance