hogweed

English

Etymology

hog +‎ weed

Noun

hogweed (plural hogweeds)

1. Any coarse weedy herb.
2. An umbelliferous plant, of genus Heracleum, most species of which are phototoxic.
3. Certain plants from the genera Ambrosia, Erigeron, or Heracleum.

Translations

umbelliferous plant

• Abkhaz: ауарца́ (awarcá)
• Adyghe: батыргъэн (batərğɛn)
• Afrikaans: bereklou, beerklou
• Arabic: هَرْقَلِيَّة f (harqaliyya), عُشْبَة الْخِنْزِير f (ʿušba al-ḵinzīr)
• Armenian: կոծուկ (hy) (kocuk)
• Azerbaijani: baldırğan
• Bashkir: балтырған (baltırğan)
• Belarusian: баршчэ́ўнік m (barščéŭnik)
• Bulgarian: хераклеум m (herakleum)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 独活属 (zh) (dúhuóshǔ)

• Chuvash: пултран (pultran), пултӑран (pult̬ăran)
• Cornish: evoren f
• Czech: bolševník (cs) m
• Danish: bjørneklo c
• Dutch: berenklauw (nl)
• Esperanto: herakleo
• Finnish: ukonputket (fi)
• French: berce (fr) f
• Georgian: დიყი (diq̇i)
• German: Bärenklau (de) m
• Hungarian: medvetalp (hu)
• Kabardian: батыргъэн (batərğɛn)
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• Kazakh: балдырған (baldyrğan)
• Khakas: палтырған (paltırğan)
• Kyrgyz: балтыркан (baltırkan)
• Latvian: latvāņi m
• Lithuanian: barštis m
• Mari:

  Western Mari: палдыран (paldyran)

• Mingrelian: დიჸე (diʾe), ფალახარჯი (palaxarǯi), ღოღე (ɣoɣe)
• Moksha: вишкярьге (viškäŕge)
• Norman: bênarde f, painfais m
• Norwegian: bjørnekjeks
• Ossetian: сӕнк (sænk)
• Persian: گلپر (fa) (golpar)
• Polish: barszcz (pl) m
• Portuguese: canabrás (pt) m, branca ursina f
• Romanian: brânca-ursului (ro) f
• Russian: борщеви́к (ru) m (borščevík), амбро́зия (ru) f (ambrózija)
• Svan: ჩიჩვლა (čičvla)
• Swedish: lokasläktet, loka (sv) c
• Tatar: балтырган (tt) (baltırgan)
• Ukrainian: борщі́вник (uk) m (borščívnyk)
• Welsh: efwr m