Indian aconite

English

Etymology

Indian +‎ aconite

Noun

Indian aconite (plural Indian aconites)

1. Aconitum ferox, a species of plant from around the Himalayas known for the potentness of its poison.

Translations

A. ferox

• French: aconit féroce m
• Gujarati: વછનાગ (vachnāg), વત્સનાભ (vatsanābh)
• Hindi: वत्सनाभ (hi) (vatsanābh)
• Icelandic: ægishjálmur
• Kannada: ವತ್ಸನಾಭಿ (vatsanābhi)
• Nepali: बिष्मा (biṣmā), बिख्मा (bikhmā)
• Russian: боре́ц свире́пый m (boréc svirépyj), боре́ц ди́кий m (boréc díkij), акони́т свире́пый m (akonít svirépyj)
• Sanskrit: वत्सनाभ (sa) (vatsanābha)
• Spanish: acónito indio m
• Telugu: వసనాభి (te) (vasanābhi)

See also

• Aconitum ferox on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
• Aconitum ferox on Wikispecies.Wikispecies
• Category:Aconitum ferox on Wikimedia Commons.Wikimedia Commons