herb paris

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From French herbe paris, from Latin par (“equal”), in reference to the regularity of its leaves, petals, etc. See image.

The capital P may be from confusion with Paris, the French city.

15 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: кръстач (krǎstač) — Paris quadrifolia
• Bulgarian: вранско око (vransko oko) — Paris quadrifolia
• Danish: firblad — Paris quadrifolia
• Danish: pariserod — Paris quadrifolia
• Finnish: sudenmarja — Paris quadrifolia
• Norwegian Nynorsk: firblad — Paris quadrifolia
• Norwegian Nynorsk: ormbær — Paris quadrifolia
• Norwegian Nynorsk: trollbær — Paris quadrifolia
• Russian: воро́ний глаз (vorónij glaz) — Paris quadrifolia
• Spanish: uva de zorra — Paris quadrifolia
• Spanish: uva de raposa — Paris quadrifolia
• Spanish: hierba de París — Paris quadrifolia
• Swedish: ormbär — Paris quadrifolia
• Swedish: trollbär — Paris quadrifolia
• Welsh: cwlwm cariad — Paris quadrifolia