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Any plant of the genus Stachys.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: countable, uncountable
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Any plant of the genus Stachys.
Stachys officinalis (syn. Betonica officinalis, an herb used in traditional European medicine.
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Usage: countable, uncountable
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Any plant of the genus Pedicularis (louseworts).
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Usage: Canada, US, countable, uncountable
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From Middle English betayny, betanie, from Medieval Latin betōnia (possibly through Old French), from Latin betōnica or ve(t)tōnica, from Vettones, a people in Lusitania. Compare French bétoine.
Across languages
Translations
46 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Arabic:
قَسْطَرَان
(qasṭarān)
— Stachys officinalis
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Belarusian:
бу́квіца
(búkvica)
— Stachys officinalis
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Bulgarian:
ранилист
(ranilist)
— Stachys officinalis
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Catalan:
betònica
— Stachys officinalis
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Chinese Mandarin:
藥水蘇 /药水苏
(yàoshuǐsū)
— Stachys officinalis
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Czech:
bukvice
— Stachys officinalis
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Czech:
bukvice lékařská
— Stachys officinalis
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Danish:
lægebetonie
— Stachys officinalis
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Danish:
læge-betonie
— Stachys officinalis
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Danish:
lægegaltetand
— Stachys officinalis
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Dutch:
betonie
— Stachys officinalis
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Estonian:
harilik tõnnike
— Stachys officinalis
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Finnish:
rohtopähkämö
— Stachys officinalis
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French:
bétoine
— Stachys officinalis
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French:
épiaire
— Stachys officinalis
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German:
Betonie
— Stachys officinalis
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German:
Heilziest
— Stachys officinalis
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German:
Gliedkraut
— Stachys officinalis
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German:
Ziest
— Stachys officinalis
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German:
Ziestkraut
— Stachys officinalis
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Hungarian:
tisztesfû
— Stachys officinalis
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Hungarian:
orvosi tisztesfû
— Stachys officinalis
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Italian:
betonica
— Stachys officinalis
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Kazakh:
жөтелшай
(jötelşai)
— Stachys officinalis
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Latin:
serrātula
— Stachys officinalis
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Persian:
بطونیکا
(betunikâ)
— Stachys officinalis
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Polish:
bukwica
— Stachys officinalis
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Polish:
bukwica zwyczajna
— Stachys officinalis
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Romanian:
vindecea
— Stachys officinalis
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Romanian:
betonică
— Stachys officinalis
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Russian:
бу́квица
(búkvica)
— Stachys officinalis
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Serbo-Croatian:
bȕkvica
— Stachys officinalis
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Slovak:
bukvica
— Stachys officinalis
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Slovak:
bukvica lekárska
— Stachys officinalis
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Slovene:
bȗkvica
— Stachys officinalis
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Lower Sorbian:
bukwica
— Stachys officinalis
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Upper Sorbian:
bukwica
— Stachys officinalis
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Spanish:
betónica
— Stachys officinalis
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Swedish:
läkebetonika
— Stachys officinalis
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Swedish:
humlesuga
— Stachys officinalis
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Turkish:
kestere
— Stachys officinalis
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Turkish:
küstere
— Stachys officinalis
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Ottoman Turkish:
كستره
(kestere, küstere)
— Stachys officinalis
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Ukrainian:
бу́квиця
(búkvycja)
— Stachys officinalis
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Welsh:
cribau San Ffraid
— Stachys officinalis
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Welsh:
danhogen y coed
— Stachys officinalis
