mugwort

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- 1.1 Noun
  - 1.1.1 Synonyms
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[edit] English

[edit] Noun

Singular
mug wort

Plural
mugworts

mug wort (plural mugworts)

(botany) Any of several aromatic plants of the genus Artemisia native to Europe and Asia.
Artemisia vulgaris, also common wormwood, used as a herb in cooking.

[edit] Synonyms

[edit] Translations

any artemisia

Czech: černobýl m.
Danish: bynke
Finnish: maruna fi(fi)
French: armoise fr(fr) f.
Polish: bylica

Portuguese: artemísia f.
Russian: полынь ru(ru) (polýn') f.
Spanish: artemisa f.
Swedish: malört c.
Ukrainian: полин (polyn) m.

Artemisia vulgaris

Bulgarian: див пелин (div pelin) m.
Czech: pelyněk černobýl cs(cs) m.
Danish: grå-bynke
Finnish: pujo fi(fi)
French: armoise commune f.
German: Beifuß m., gemeiner Beifuß m.
Hungarian: fekete üröm hu(hu)

Polish: bylica pospolita
Russian: чернобыл ru(ru) (chernobýl) m., чернобыль ru(ru) (chernobýl') m., чернобыльник ru(ru) (chernobýl'nik) m.
Spanish: altamisa f., hierba de San Juan f.
Swedish: gråbo c.
Ukrainian: чорнобиль (chornobyl’) m.

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CJKV Characters: 艾
Chinese: 艾草 (ài cǎo), 蒿屬 (hāo shǔ), 野艾 (yě ài)
Esperanto: artemizio

Japanese: ヨモギ (yomogi)
Korean: 머그워트 (meogeuweoteu)

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