herb Kashubian - Welsh

1.

• Englishchives: herb

• Chinese

• Czechpažitka

• Danishpurløg

• Dutchbieslook

• Estonianmurulauk

• Finnishruohosipuli

• Frenchciboulette

• Georgianneeded

• GermanSchnittlauch

• Greekσχοινόπρασο

• Icelandicgraslaukur

• Indonesianlokio, bawang batak

• Italianerba cipollina

• Macedonianвласец

• Norwegiangressløk

• Polishszczypiorek

• Portuguesecebolinha

• Romanianarpagic

• Scottish gaeliccreamh-gàrraidh

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovenedrobnják

• Spanishcebollino, qualifieres

• Swedishgräslök

• Welshcennin sifi

2.

• Englishherb

• Albanianmajdanoz

• Arabicمَقْدُونِسمَعْدُونِس

• Armenianմաղադանոս, կարոս

• Azericəfəri, maydanoz

• Basqueperrexil

• Belarusianпятру́шка

• Bulgarianмагдано́з

• Catalanjulivert

• Chinese

• Crimean Tatarmağdanoz

• Czechpetržel

• Danishpersille

• Dutchpeterselie

• Esperantopetroselo

• Estonianpetersell

• Finnishpersilja

• Frenchpersil

• Friulianpersembul

• Galicianperexil

• Georgianოხრახუში

• GermanPetersilie

• Greekμαϊντανός

• Hebre פֶּטְרוֹזִילְיָה

• Hungarianpetrezselye

• Icelandicsteinselja

• Indonesianpeterseli

• Irishpeirsil

• Italianprezzemolo

• Japaneseパセリ

• Kashubianpiotrëszka

• Kazakhақжелкен

• Korean파슬리

• Kyrgyzпетрушка

• Latinpetroselinum

• Latvianpētersīlis

• Lithuanianpetražolė

• Macedonianма́гдонос

• Malaypasli

• Maoripāhiri

• Mongolianяншуй

• Neapolitanpetrosino

• Norwegian

• Occitanjolverd

• Persianجعفری

• Polishpietruszka

• Portuguesesalsa

• Romanianpătrunjel

• Romanschpeterschigl

• Russianпетру́шка

• Sardinianpedrusìmula, padrusímula, pedrusèmini, perdusèmene, pedrusímulu

• Scottish gaelicpairseil

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sicilianpitrusinu

• Slovakpetržlen

• Slovenepeteršilj

• Spanishperejil

• Swedishpersilja

• Tagalogperehil

• Tajikҷаъфарӣ

• Turkishmaydanoz

• Turkmenpetruşka

• Ukrainianпетру́шка

• Uzbekpetrushka

• Venetianparsèmoło, persémoło, parsìmoƚo

• Vietnamesemùi tây

• Volapükpärjid

• Walloonpierzin

• Yiddishפּעטרעשקע

3.

• Englishherb

• Arabicوَرَق الْغَار

• Basqueerramua

• Bulgarianдафинов лист

• Chinese

• Finnishlaakerinlehti

• Frenchlaurier

• Georgianდაფნა

• GermanLorbeerblatt

• Greekδάφνη

• Italianalloro

• Japanese月桂

• Malteserand

• Norwegianlaurbærblad

• Portugueselouro

• Russianлавро́вый лист

• Serbo-Croatianlovor

• Slovenelovor

• Swedishlager

4.

• Englishherb of the genus Ranunculus

• Bulgarianлютиче

• Chinese

• Czechpryskyřník

• Dutchboterbloem

• Esperantoranunkolo

• Faroesesólja

• Finnishleinikki

• Frenchbouton-d'or

• Georgianბაია

• GermanHahnenfuß

• Greekνεραγκούλα

• Hungarianboglárka

• Icelandicsóley

• Italianranuncolo

• Japaneseキンポウゲ金鳳花

• Latinrānunculus

• Lithuanianvėdrynas

• LuxembourgishBotterblumm

• Manxcass feeagh

• Navajołéʼétsoh yiljaaʼí

• Polishjaskier

• Portugueseranúnculo

• Romanianpiciorul-cocoșului

• Russianлю́тик

• Scottish gaeliccearban

• Slovakiskerník

• Spanishranúnculo

• Swedishsmörblomma

5.

• Englishbeverage made by infusion of herbs

• Catalantisana

• Chinese

• Czechbylinný čaj, bylinkový čaj

• Dutchkruidenthee

• Finnishyrttitee

• Frenchtisane

• GermanKräutertee

• Japaneseハーブティー

• Korean허브티

• Norwegian

• Russianтравяно́й чай

• Swedishörtte

• Turkishbitki çayı

6.

• Englisha hereditary design depicted on an escutcheon

• Abkhazагерб

• Afrikaanswapen

• Albanianstema

• Amharicብሄራዊ አርማ

• Arabicشِعَار نَبَالَة

• Armenianզինանշան

• Aymarawallqanqa

• Azerigerb

• Bashkirгерб

• Basquearmarria

• Belarusianгерб

• Bengaliকোট অফ আর্মস

• Bretonardamezioù

• Bulgarianгерб

• Burmeseအမှတ်တံဆိပ်

• Catalanescut

• Chechenгерб

• Chinese

• Cornishkota arvow

• Czecherb

• Danishvåben

• Dutchwapen

• Eastern Mariойып

• Erzyaгерб

• Esperantoblazono

• Estonianvapp

• Faroeseskjaldarmerkivápnaprógv

• Finnishvaakuna

• Frencharmoiriesblason

• Galicianbrasón

• Georgianგერბი

• GermanWappen

• Greekεθνόσημο

• Greenlandicinuiaqatigiinni ilisarnaqut

• Gujaratiજુઓારમસ

• Hebre שלט אצלה

• Hindiकुल चिन्ह

• Hungariancímer

• Icelandicskjaldarmerki

• Idoblazono

• Indonesianlambang

• Inuktitutᑕᕐᓴᖓ

• Irisharmas

• Italianstemma

• Japanese紋章

• Kalmykсүлд

• Kashubianherb

• Kazakhелтаңба, герб

• Khmerវរលញ្ឆករ

• Komi-Zyrianканпас

• Korean문장

• Kurdishnîşan

• Kyrgyzгерб

• Laoເຄື່ອງໝາຍ

• Latvianģerbonis

• Lithuanianherbas

• Macedonianгрб

• Malayjata

• Malayalamമുദ്ര

• Malteseemblema

• Manxarmys

• Maoritohu

• Marathiचिन्ह

• Mongolianсүлд

• Nepaliचिन्ह

• North Frisianwoopen

• Northern Samivearjogovva

• Norwegian

• Occitanescut

• Ossetianгерб

• Persianنشان

• Polishherb

• Portuguesebrasão de armas

• Punjabiਕੁਲ-ਚਿੰਨ੍ਹ

• Quechuawallqanqa

• Romanianstemăarmoarii

• Romanschvopna

• Russianгерб

• Saterland Frisianwoapen

• Scottish gaelicgearradh-arm

• Serbo-Croatian

• Silesianwapyn

• Slovakerb

• Slovenegrb

• Sorbian

• Spanishescudo de armas

• Swahilinembo

• Swedishvapen

• Tagalogkutamaya

• Tahitiantaipe

• Tajikнишони

• Tamilசின்னம்

• Tatarгерб

• Teluguకవచం

• Thaiตราอาร์ม

• Tonganko e sila

• Turkisharma

• Turkmengerb

• Tuvanсүлде

• Udmurtгерб

• Ukrainianгерб

• Urduنشان

• Uzbekgerb

• Vietnamesephù hiệu áo giáp

• Volapüksköt

• Welsharfbais

• West frisianwapen

• Yiddishהערב

• Yorubaàmì ọ̀pá àṣẹ

7.

• EnglishEast Asian herb

• Chinese紫蘇

• Finnishveripeippi

• Frenchperillapérille de Nankin

• Japanese紫蘇

• Korean들깨

• Russianпери́лла

• Vietnamesetía tô

8.

• Englishmade from or with herbs

• Czechbylinný

• Russianтравяно́й

• Serbo-Croatianbiljni

• Teluguమూలికా

9.

• Englisha type of Andean herb, extract of its root

• Chinese

• Spanishmaca

10.

• Englishherb

• Armenianզարդենի

• Japaneseコスモス

• Latinneeded

• Portuguesecosmos

• Russianкосме́я, ко́смос

• Spanishcosmos

11.

• Englishherb

• Arabicneeded

• Catalanamarant

• Chinese

• Dutchamarant

• Finnishrevonhäntä

• Frenchamarante

• GermanAmarant

• Greekαμάραντο

• Hindiचौलि

• Hungarianamaránt, disznóparéj

• Irishamarantas

• Italianamaranto

• Japaneseアマランスアマランサス

• Korean비름

• Malayalamഅഗത്തി

• Navajotłʼohdeeí hoshí

• Persianآمارنطون

• Portugueseamaranto

• Quechuaataqu

• Romanianamarant

• Russianщири́ца, амара́нт

• Sloveneščír

• Spanishamaranto

• Tagalogamaranto

12.

• Englishherb

• Arabicجَرْجِير

• Catalanruca

• Chinese

• Czechrukola

• Danishrucola

• Dutchraketsla

• Finnishrucola qualifier

• Frenchroquette

• GermanRucola

• Greekρόκα

• Hungarianborsmustár

• Icelandicklettasalat

• Irishruachán

• Italianrucola

• Japaneseロケット

• Latinērūca

• Macedonianрукола

• Malayalamneeded

• Malteserukola

• Occitanneeded

• Persianتره‌تیزکfa

• Polishrukola

• Portugueserúcula

• Romanianrucolăruchetă

• Russianру́ккола

• Slovenerukola

• Spanishrúcularoqueta

• Swedishrucola

• Turkishroka

• Welshberwr

13.

• Englishany of various plants or herbs

• Dutchkruid

• Finnishruoho, yrtti

• Japanese草

14.

• Englishany of several pungent Eurasian and North American herbs, of the genus Achillea

• Albanianbari mijëfletësh

• Armenianհազարատերևուկ

• Catalanmilfulles

• Chinese

• Czechřebříček

• Danishrøllike

• Dutchgerwduizendblad

• Estonianraudrohi

• Finnishkärsämöt

• Frenchachillée

• Galicianmilfollas

• GermanSchafgarbe

• Greekαγριαψιθιά

• Hungariancickafark

• Irishathair thalún

• Italianmillefoglio

• Latvianpelašķis

• Lithuaniankraujažolė

• Macedonianајдучка трева

• Navajohazéí yiltseeʼí

• Normanhèrbe au tchèrpentchitchèrpentchiéthe

• Norwegianryllik

• Occitanmilafuèlhas

• Old Englishġearwe

• Old Saxongarwa

• Polishkrwawnik

• Portuguesemilefólio

• Romaniancoada șoricelui

• Russianтысячели́стник

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sorbian

• Slovenerman

• Spanishmilenrama

• Swedishröllika

• Welshmilddail

15.

• EnglishMelissa officinalis

• Albanianbar blete, bari i bletës, melisa

• Basquegarraiska, limoe bedarr

• Bulgarianматочинапчеляк

• Chinese

• Czechmeduňka

• Danishcitron-melisse, hjertensfryd, melisse

• Dutchcitroenmelissebijenkruid

• Esperantomeliso, oficina meliso, citrona meliso

• Estoniansidrunmeliss

• Finnishsitruunamelissa

• Frenchcitronellemélisse officinale

• Galicianmelisa

• Georgianბარამბო

• GermanZitronenmelisse, Gartenmelisse, Herzkraut, Melisse, Herztrost

• Greekμελίσσαμελισσόχορτο

• Hebre מליסה

• Hungariancitromfű, orvosi citromfű, citromszagú melissza, méhfű, mézfű, igaz nádrafű,

• Icelandicsítrónumelissa, hjartafró

• Italiancitronellamelissa

• Japanese西洋山薄荷レモンバーム

• Korean멜리사레몬밤

• Latviancheckārstniecības melisa , checkcitronmētra, checkcitronmelisa

• Lithuanianvaistinė melisa, citrininė melisa

• Norwegianhjertensfryd, sitronmelisse

• Occitanmelissa

• Polishmelisa

• Portugueseerva-cidreira

• Romanianroiniță

• Russianлимонник

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakmedovka lekárska

• Slovenenavadna melisa

• Spanishmelisacitronela

• Swedishcitronmeliss, hjärtansfröjd, bisuga

• Turkishoğul otu, melisa otu, kovan otu, acemotu, limon nanesi, limon otu,

• Ukrainianмеліса лікарськамеліса лимонна

16.

• Englishherb

• Danishskovmærke

• GermanWaldmeister

• Japaneseクルマバソウ

• Russianясме́нник

• Spanishasperilla

• Swedishmyskmadra

17.

• Englishculinary herb

• Catalanmarduix

• Chinese

• Czechmajoránka

• Dutchmarjolijn

• Finnishmeirami

• Frenchmarjolaine

• GermanMajoran

• Greekματζουράνα

• Hungarianmajoránna

• Irishoragán cumhra

• Italianmaggiorana

• Normanmarjolaine

• Polishmajeranek

• Portuguesemanjerona

• Russianмайора́н

• Slovenemajaron

• Spanishmejorana

• Tagalogmehorana

18.

• Englishwith sharp taste, sour

• Armenianտտիպ

• Azeriturş

• Dutchwrang, zuur

• Finnishkirpeä, hapan

• Frenchamer, mordant

• Georgianმწკლარტე

• Germansauer, herb

• Italianacido, aspro

• Old church slavonicкꙑсѣлъ

• Persianترشزست

• Polishcierpki

• Portugueseazedo

• Russianте́рпкий, е́дкий, ки́слый qualifier

• Sardinian

• Gallureseagracciu, agritzu

• Sassareseàipru

• Scottish gaelicgoirt

• Spanishácido, amargo

• Swedishsur, kärv

• Turkishkekre, buruk

19.

• Englishherb

• Bulgarianдинка

• Finnishluppio

• Italianpimpinellameloncello

• Japanese吾木香, 吾亦紅

20.

• Englisha European perennial herb, Ranunculus ficaria

• Albanianbuzëmadhe

• Dutchspeenkruid

• Finnishmukulaleinikki

• Frenchficaire

• GermanScharbockskraut

• Hungariansalátaboglárka

• Italianfavagello stelle pansotti

• Polishziarnopłon

• Russianчистяк весе́нний, чистяк, лю́тик весе́нний

• Serbo-Croatianzlatica

• Swedishsvalört

• Walloondjaenea

21.

• Englishbouquet garni

• Galicianatado de herbas

• Japaneseブーケガルニ

22.

• Englishplant

• Albaniansherbelë

• Arabicمَرْيَمِيَّة

• Armenianեղեսպակ

• Basquesalbia

• Catalansàlvia

• CherokeeᏎᏥ ᏒᏟ

• Chinese

• Czechšalvěj

• Dutchsalie

• Estoniansalvei

• Finnishsalvia

• Frenchsauge

• GermanSalbei

• Greekφασκομηλιά

• Hebre מרווה

• Hungarianzsálya

• Irishsáiste

• Italiansalvia

• Japaneseセージ

• Macedonianжа́лфија

• Neapolitansàrvia

• Normansauge

• Norwegian

• Old Englishsalfige

• Persianسلویمریم گلی

• Polishszałwia

• Portuguesesálvia

• Quechuañukch'u

• Romaniansalvie

• Russianшалфе́й

• Scottish gaelicsàiste

• Serbo-Croatianžalfija

• Slovenežajbelj

• Spanishsalvia

• Swedishkryddsalvia, salvia

• Tagalogsalbiya

• Turkishada çayı, dağ çayı

• Ukrainianшавлія

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• Englishherb used in cooking

• Chinese

• Greekφασκόμηλο

• Italiansalvia

• Swedishsalvia

• Tagalogsalbiya

23.

• Englishlarge perennial herb

• Finnisharrowjuuri

• GermanPfeilwurz

• Greekμαραντία

• Italianmaranta arundinacea

• Portugueseararuta

• Romanianmaranta

• Spanishmarantaguapo

• Tagalogaruro

• Volapükqualifiervo

24.

• Englishherb

• Chinese

• Italianbasilico

• Japaneseバジリコ

• Tagalogsangig

• Thaiโหระพา

• Turkishfesleğen

25.

• Englishherb of genus Satureja

• Czechsaturejka

• Finnishkynteli

• Frenchsarriette

• Georgianქონდარი

• GermanBohnenkraut

• Hungariancsombord, borsikafű

• Italiansantoreggia

• Japaneseキダチハッカ

• Persianمرزه

• Polishcząber

• Portuguesesegurelha

• Romaniancimbru

• Russianсатуре́я

• Slovenešetraj

• Spanishajedrea

• Swedishkyndel

26.

• Englishherb

• Frenchgaude

• GermanFärberwau

• Normanhèrbe à teindre

• Polishrezeda żółtawa

• Spanishgualda

27.

• Englishpractice or study of medicinal herbs

• Chinese

• Finnishkasvilääkintä, yrttiterapia, fytoterapia, herbalismi

• Frenchherboristerie

• GermanKräuterkunde

• Irishluibhliacht

• Japanese本草学

• Russianгербали́зм

• Volapüksanakebav

28.

• Englishherb of Bryonia

• Bulgarianдива тиква

• Italianbrionia

29.

• Englishherb

• Catalanastràgal

• Russianастрага́л

30.

• Englishherb

• Arabicريحانحبق

• Armenianռեհան

• Asturianalbahaca

• Azerireyhan

• Basquealbaka

• Bulgarianбосилек

• Catalanalfàbrega

• Chinesezh-ts罗勒 (luólè)

• Czechbazalka

• Danishbasilikum

• Dutchbasilicum

• Esperantobazilio, ocimo

• Estonianbasiilik

• Finnishbasilika

• Frenchbasilic

• Galicianalfábega

• Georgianრეჰანი

• GermanBasilikum

• Greekβασιλικός

• Hebre בזיליקום

• Hungarianbazsaliko

• Italianbasilico

• Japaneseバジル

• Korean바질

• Macedonianбосилок

• Malteseħabaq

• Maoripātira

• Marathiतुळस

• Norwegian

• Persianریحان

• Polishbazylia

• Portuguesemanjericão

• Romanianbusuioc

• Russianбазили́к

• Sardinian

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sicilianbasilicò

• Slovenebazilika

• Spanishalbahaca

• Swedishbasilika

• Tagalogbalanoy

• Thaiกะเพรา

• Turkishfesleğen

• Udiираьгьаьн

31.

• Englishperennial herb Artemisia dracunculus

• Arabicطَرْخُون

• Armenianթարխուն

• Chinese

• Czechpelyněk kozalec

• Danishestragon

• Dutchdragon

• Esperantoestragono

• Finnishrakuuna

• Frenchestragon

• Georgianტარხუნა

• GermanEstragon

• Greekεστραγκόν

• Hungariantárkony

• Idoestragono

• Italianestragone, dragoncello

• Manxdragane

• Persianترخون

• Polishestragon

• Portugueseestragão

• Romaniantarhon

• Russianэстраго́н

• Slovenepehtran

• Spanishestragón

• Swedishdragon

• Tagalogestragon

32.

• Englisha small or herbaceous organism, rather than a tree

• Amharicneeded

• Arabicneeded

• Chinese

• Danishplante

• Frenchneeded

• GermanGewächs

• Greekφυτό

• Hindineeded

• Hungarianneeded

• Italianneeded

• Japanese草

• Latinherba

• Malayneeded

• Polishroślina zielna

• Portugueseplanta

• Romanianplantă

• Russianрасте́ние

• Serbo-Croatianneeded

• Spanishplanta

• Tamilneeded

• Turkishneeded

• Urduneeded

33.

• Englishsubstance used to kill plants

• Chinese

• Czechherbicid

• Esperantoherbicido

• Faroeseókrútstýnari

• Finnishkasvimyrkky

• Frenchherbicide

• GermanHerbizid

• Greekζιζανιοκτόνο

• Italiandiserbante

• Japanese除草剤

• Korean제초제

• Polishherbicyd

• Portugueseherbicida

• Romanianerbicid

• Russianгербици́д

• Serbo-Croatianherbìcīd

• Spanishherbicida

• Swedishherbicid, ogräsmedel

• Tagaloglasonlamon

34.

• Englishdried leaves of tea plant

• Amharicሻይ

• Arabicشَاي

• Aramaicܟ݈ܐܝ

• Armenianթեյ

• Assameseচাহ

• Asturianté

• Bashkirсәй

• Bengaliচা

• Burmeseneeded

• Cebuanotsa

• Central Melanautiyik

• Chinese

• Czechčaj

• Danishte

• Dutchthee

• Faroesete

• Finnishtee, teenlehdet

• Frenchthé

• Galicianté

• Georgianჩაი

• GermanTeeblattTee

• Greekτσάι

• Greenlandictii

• Gujaratiચા

• Hebre עלי תה

• Hindiचाय

• Hungariantealevél

• Idoteo

• Indonesianteh

• Italiantè

• Japanese茶葉

• Kannadaಚಹಾ

• Kapampangancha

• Khmerស្លឹកតែ

• Konkaniच्या

• Korean차 (찻잎

• Kurdish

• Ladinoצ'יי

• Laoຊາ

• Latviantēja

• Lüᦋᦱ

• Macedonianчај

• Malayteh

• Malayalamചായ

• Maoritī, tī raurau

• Marathiचहा

• Mongolianцай

• Navajochʼil ahwééh

• Nepaliचिया

• Normanthée

• Occitantè

• Ojibweaniibiish, aniibiishan

• Oriyaଚା

• Persianچای

• Polishherbata

• Portuguesefolha de chá

• Punjabiਚਾਹ

• Romanianceai

• Russianчай

• Rwanda-Rundiicyayi

• Santaliᱪᱚ

• Serbo-Croatian

• Shanၼဵင်ႈႁႅင်ႈ

• Slovakčaj

• Slovenečaj

• Somalishaah

• Sorbian

• Spanishhoja de té

• Swahilichai

• Tagalogtsaa

• Tamilதேநீர்

• Taosténe

• Teluguతేయాకు

• Thaiชา

• Tibetanཇ

• Tlingitcháayu

• Tsongatiya

• Turkishçay

• Urduچای

• Uyghurچاي

• Uzbekchoy

• Vietnamesetrà, chè, lá trà, lá chè

• Welshte

• Yup'ikcaayuq

35.

• Englishherb of the species Anethum graveolens

• Albaniankopër

• Arabicشِبِثّ

• Armenianսամիթ

• Azerişüyüd

• Belarusianкроп

• Bulgarianко́пър

• Burmeseစမြိတ်

• Catalananet

• Chinese

• Crimean Tatartaraqot

• Czechkopr

• Danishdild

• Dutchdille

• Esperantoaneto

• Estoniantill

• Faroesedild

• Finnishtilli

• Frenchaneth

• Galiciananeto

• Georgianკამა

• GermanDill

• Greekάνηθος

• Hebre שָׁמִירשֶׁבֶת רֵיחָנִי

• Hindiसोआ

• Hungariankapor

• Idoaneto

• Indonesiandil, adas sowa

• Irishlus mín

• Italiananeto

• Japanese姫茴香

• Korean딜

• Laoຜັກຊີ

• Latviandilles

• Lithuaniankrapas

• LuxembourgishDëll

• Macedonianко́пармиру́дија

• Malayadas, adas cina, adas manis

• Old Englishdile

• Persianشوید

• PlautdietschDell

• Polishkoperkoperekkoper ogrodowy

• Portugueseendro

• Romanianmărar

• Russianукро́п

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakkopor

• Slovenekoper

• Sorbian

• Spanisheneldo

• Swedishdill

• Tagalogeneldo

• Thaiผักชีลาว

• Turkishdereotu

• Ukrainianкріп

• Vietnamesethìa là

• Yiddishקאָפּער

36.

• Englishherb

• Czechbobkový list

• Dutchlaurier

• Frenchfeuille de laurier

• GermanLorbeerblatt

• Hebre עלי רפנה

• Hindiतेज पत्ता

• Hungarianbabérlevél

• Irishduilleog labhrais

• Italianalloro

• Malaydaun sala

• Norwegian

• Polishliść laurowy

• Portugueselouro

• Russianлавровый лист

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakbobkový list

• Slovenelovorov list

• Spanishlaurel

• Swedishlagerblad

• Teluguబగరాకుబిర్యాని ఆకు

37.

• Englishherb

• Armenianզարդենի

• Japaneseコスモス

• Latinneeded

• Portuguesecosmos

• Russianкосме́я, ко́смос

• Spanishcosmos

38.

• Englishany species of genus Stevia

• Chinese

• Finnishstevia

• Frenchstévia

• GermanStevia, Süßkraut, Süßblatt, Honigkraut

• Guaraníka`a heé

• Italianstevia

• Japaneseアマハステビアステビア

• Korean스테비아

• Polishstewia

• Portuguesecapim-doceestévia, stévia

• Russianстевия

• Spanishstevia

• Swedishstevia

• Thaiหญ้าหวาน

39.

• Englishherb

• Chinese

• Czechmáta peprná

• Danishpebermynte

• Esperantopipromento

• Finnishpiparminttu

• Frenchmenthe poivrée

• GermanPfefferminze

• Greekμέντα

• Hungarianborsmenta

• Icelandicpiparminta

• Irishlus an phiobair

• Italianmenta piperita

• Japaneseペパーミント薄荷ミント

• LuxembourgishPeffermënz

• Malaypudina

• Manxmynthey phibbyragh

• Normanpépermànp'pèr'mène

• Norwegianpeppermynte

• Persianپونه

• Polishmięta pieprzowa

• Portuguesehortelã-pimenta

• Russianпе́речная мя́та

• Slovenepoprova meta

• Spanishmenta piperita

• Swedishpepparmynta

• Tagalogmenta

40.

• Englishany of several aromatic bushy herbs, of the genus Hyssopus

• Arabicزوفا

• Armenianզոպա

• Czechyzop

• Danishisop

• Esperantohisopo

• Faroeseýsopur

• Finnishisoppi, iisoppi

• GermanYsop, Isop, Eisop, Josefskraut

• Greekύσσωπος

• Idohisopo

• Maorihīhopa

• Navajotsékʼi naʼałchʼízhii

• Persianزوفا

• Portuguesehissopo

• Romanianisop

• Russianиссо́п

• Slovakyzop

• Sloveneožepek

• Spanishhisopo

• Swedishisop

• Italiancheckissopo

• Serbo-Croatianblagovanj

41.

• Englishherb wolfsbane

• Azeriakonit

• Catalanacònit

• Czechoměj

• Dutchmonnikskap

• Esperantoakonito

• Finnishukonhattu

• Frenchaconit

• GermanEisenhut

• Hindiबच्छनाभ

• Hungariansisakvirág

• Idoakonito

• Irishdáthabha

• Italianaconito

• Japaneseトリカブト

• Kazakhуқорғасындар

• Lithuaniankurpelė

• Macedonianедич

• Nepaliविष

• Norwegianhjel

• Persianآقونیطونتاج‌الملوک

• Picardqheudleu

• Polishtojad

• Portugueseacónitoacônito

• Romanianaconit

• Russianборе́ц

• Saterland FrisianPoatermutse

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sorbian

• Spanishacónito

• Swedishstormhatt

• Tagalogakolito

• Turkishkurtboğan

• Ukrainianборець

42.

• Englishcheesecloth bag of herbs and/or spices

• Dutchsachet

• Frenchsachet

• Russianсаше́

43.

• Englishstinging herb of genus Urtica

• Abkhazахәац

• Albanianhithëra

• Arabicقُرَّاص

• Armenianեղինջ

• Aromanianurdzãcã

• Asturianortiga

• Azerigicitkən

• Bashkirкесерткән

• Basqueasun

• Belarusianкрапіва

• Bulgarianкоприва

• Burmeseဖက်ယား

• Catalanortiga

• Chechenнитташ

• Chinese

• Chuvashвĕлтĕрен

• Czechkopřiva

• Daciandyn

• Danishnælde

• Dutchnetel

• Esperantourtiko

• Estoniannõges

• Faroesenota

• Finnishnokkonen

• Frenchortie

• Friulianurtie

• Galicianortiga

• Georgianჭინჭარი

• GermanNessel

• Greekτσουκνίδα

• Hebre סרפד

• Hungariancsalán

• Idourtiko

• Inari Samikäskee

• Interlinguaurtica

• Irishneantóg

• Italianortica

• Japanese蕁麻

• Kalmykкөгсн

• Karachay-Balkarмурса

• Kazakhқалақай

• Khakasсалғанах, сахчаң от

• Komi-Zyrianпетшӧр

• Korean쐐기풀

• Kumykкъычытгъан

• Kyrgyzчалкан

• Latgalianņuotre

• Latinurtīca

• Latviannātre

• Lithuaniandilgėlė

• LuxembourgishBrennnessel

• Macedonianкоприва

• Malteseħurrieqa

• Maoriongaonga, taraonga

• Mongolianхалгай

• Navajohołchʼíʼí

• Norwegian

• Old Norsenata

• Persianگزنه

• Polishpokrzywa

• Portugueseurtiga

• Romanianurzică

• Russianкрапи́ва

• Scottish gaelicdeanntag

• Serbo-Croatian

• Shorшалғанақ

• Sicilianardìculafurricu

• Slovenekopriva

• Sorbian

• Spanishortiga

• Swedishnässla

• Tajikгазна, сӯзгиёҳ

• Tatarкычыткан

• Turkishısırgan

• Turkmeniteşen

• Tuvanшагар-оът

• Ukrainianкропива́

• Uzbekgazanda oʻt, qichitqi oʻt

• Venetianortigaoltriga

• Vietnamesetầm ma

• Welshdanhadlen

• Yakutытырыык от

44.

• Englishsevere or cruel

• Armenianդաժան

• Bulgarianрязък, суров

• Catalansever

• Chinese

• Danishgrov

• Dutchwreed, zwaar

• Finnishtyly, julma, kova, ankara, raaka

• Frenchsévère, cruel

• Germanunwirsch, harsch, schar, hart, streng, schrill,

• Greekσκληρός

• Italianduro, severo, crudele, rigido, rigoroso

• Korean냉혹하다

• Maorikakawa

• Portugueseduro, severo, grosso, grosseiro, cruel

• Romanianaspru, sever

• Russianре́зкий, гру́бый, суро́вый, стро́гий

• Spanishduro, severo

• Swahilimkali

• Volapüksevärik

• Albaniancheckashpër, checkvrazhdë

• Bengalicheckরুক্ষ

• Chinesecheck苛刻的 (kēkè de)

• Dutchcheckruw

• Frenchcheckdur

• Japanesecheck粗い

• Koreancheck가혹한

• Latincheckdurus

• Polishcheckszorstkiszorstkie

• Serbo-Croatian

• Scottish gaeliccheckborb, checkgarg, checkcruaidh, checksearbh

45.

• Englishany of several short-lived herbs or shrubs of the Erysimu

• Armenianշահպրակ

• Bulgarianбоянка

• Catalanvioler groc, (flower)viola groca

• Danishhjørneklap

• Dutchsteenraket

• Finnishukonnauris

• Frenchvélar

• GermanGoldlack

• Icelandicgulltoppur

• Irishlus an bhalla

• Italianviolaciocca

• Polishpszonak

• Portuguesegoivo

• Romanianmicsandră-sălbatică

• Russianжелтофиоль

• Spanishalhelí

• Swedishgyllenlack, kårel

• Turkishşebboy

46.

• Englishcollection of dried plants

• Belarusianгербарый

• Bulgarianхербарий

• Catalanherbari

• Chinese

• Czechherbář

• Dutchherbariu

• Finnishkasvio, herbaario

• Frenchherbier

• Georgianჰერბარიუმი

• GermanHerbarium

• Greekφυτολόγιο

• Italianerbario

• Japaneseハーバリアム

• Latinherbārium

• Latvianherbārijs

• Lithuanianherbariumas

• Polishzielnik

• Portugueseherbário

• Russianгерба́рий

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakherbár

• Sloveneherbarij

• Spanishherbario

• Ukrainianгербарій

• 
  

• Englishbuilding or institution where a collection of plants is held

• Dutchherbariu

• GermanHerbarium

• Italianerbario

• Albanianbimëtore

• Finnishherbaario

47.

• Englishperennial herb

• Bulgarianчерен оман, зарасличе

• Greekσύμφυτο

• Italianconsolida

• Polishżywokost

• Russianоко́пник

• Vilamovianbǡnwał

48.

• Englishany of many shrubs and herbs of the genus Potentilla

• Chinese

• Finnishhanhikki

• Russianneeded

49.

• Englishperennial herb

• Armenianփրփրուկ

• Bulgarianорехче

• Danishknoldet mjødurt

• Finnishsikoangervo

• Romanianaglică

• Russianта́волга обыкнове́ннаялаба́зник шестилепестко́вый

• Spanishfilipéndula

• Swedishbrudbröd

50.

• Englishherb

• Danishsæbeurt

• Frenchsaponaire

• Romanianodagacisăpunariță

• Swedishsåpnejlika

51.

• Englishany plant of the herb genus Galiu

• Czechsvízel

• Finnishmatara

• Italiancaglio

• Kurdishrûnas

• Turkishyoğurtotu

52.

• Englishany of various perennial shrubs

• Arabicسذاب

• Catalanruda

• Dalmatianroita

• Danishrude

• Dutchwijnruit

• Estonianruud, aedruud

• Finnishruuta, tuoksuruuta

• Frenchrue odoranteHerbe à la belle Fille

• Friulianrude

• GermanRaute, Weinraute, Gertrudenkraut, Gnadenkraut, Kreuzraute, Totenkraut,

• Greekαπήγανος

• Hebre פיגם

• Hungarianruta, kerti ruta

• Icelandicrúturunni

• Italianruta

• Japaneseヘンルーダ

• Latinruta

• Lithuanianrūta

• Norwegianvinrute

• Persianسداب

• Polishruta zwyczajna

• Portuguesearruda

• Romanianvirnanț

• Russianру́та

• Serbo-Croatianrutvica

• Spanishruda

• Swedishvinruta

• Tagalogruda, dora

• Turkishsedef otu

• Venetianruda

• Volapükrutadaplan

53.

• Englishplant used to flavour food

• Armenianneeded

• Burmeseneeded

• Catalanherba

• Chinese

• Danishurt

• Dutchkruid

• Esperantoherbo

• Faroeseurt

• Finnishyrtti

• Frenchherbe

• Galicianherba

• Georgianneeded

• GermanKraut

• Greekμυρωδικό

• Haitian Creolezèb

• Hungariangyógynövénynek

• Idoherbo

• Italianerba aromaticaodori

• Japanese香草

• Khmerជីរ

• Korean향초

• Laoneeded

• Latinherba

• Limburgishkeukekroed

• Lingalalitíti

• Macedonianбилка

• Maoriraukakara

• Marathiशाकहरितक

• Mongolianneeded

• Normanhèrbe

• Norwegian

• Old Englishwyrt

• Persianگیاهاسپرم

• Polishzioło

• Portugueseerva

• Russianтрава́расте́ние

• Scotsyerb

• Scottish gaelicluibhlus

• Slovenezelišče

• Spanishhierba

• Swedishört

• Tagalogdamong-gamot

• Thaineeded

• Vietnamesecỏ, cây thảo

• Volapükkeb

• 
  

• Englishplant used in medicine

• Catalanherba

• Chinese

• Czechbylina

• Dutchkruid

• Finnishyrtti

• Frenchplante médicinale

• GermanHeilkraut

• Greekβότανο

• Hungariangyógynövény, gyógyfű

• Idoherboro

• Indonesianherba

• Italianerba medicinale

• Japanese薬草

• Korean약초

• Norwegian

• Oriyaଔଷଧ

• Persianگیاه داروییاسپرم

• Polishzioło

• Portugueseerva medicinal

• Russianqualifierrururu

• Scottish gaelicluibhlus

• Swedishört

• Teluguమూలిక

• Volapüksanakeb

• 
  

• Englishslang: marijuana

• Finnishruoho

• Frenchherbe

• Galicianherba

• Greekχόρτο

• Italianerba

• Norwegiangress

• Polishzioło

• Portugueseerva

• Russianтра́вка

• Serbo-Croatian

• Spanishhierba

• Swedishgräs

54.

• Englishherbs of the genus Aconitu

• Finnishukonhattu

• Frenchaconit

• GermanEisenhut

• Irishfuath an mhadra

• Japaneseトリカブト

• Polishtojad

• Russianборе́ц

• Serbo-Croatian

• Swahilisumu ya mbwa-mwitu

• Swedishstormhatt

55.

• Englishherb

• Bulgarianврабчови чревца

• Chinese

• Czechptačinec

• Dutchhoornbloe, muur

• Faroesehøsnagras

• Frenchmouron blanc

• Icelandicarfi

• Italiancentocchio

• Japanese繁縷

• Lithuanianžliūgė

• Maorikohukohu

• Polishgwiazdnica

• Portuguesemorrião-dos-passarinhos

• Russianалзи́на

56.

• EnglishA small bunch of fragrant flowers or herbs.

• Finnishkukkakimppu

• GermanBiedermeiersträußchenSträußchen

• Icelandicblómvöndur

• Italianerbe aromatiche, mazzolino

• Macedonianкитка

• Swedishblomsterbukettbukett

• Teluguపూగుత్తి

57.

• Englishany of several perennial herbs of the genus Typha

• Bashkirҡамыш

• Czechorobinec

• Dutchlisdodde

• Estonianhundinui

• Finnishosmankäämi

• Frenchmassette

• GermanRohrkolben

• Italianstiancia

• Korean부들

• Navajoteeł

• Polishpałka

• Portuguesetifa

• Romanianpapură

• Russianрого́з

• Serbo-Croatianrogoz

• Spanishespadaña

• Swedishkaveldun

58.

• EnglishAny of various herbs of the family Gentianaceae

• Bulgarianтинтява

• Frenchgentiane

• GermanEnzian

• Greekγεντιακή

• Irishceadharlach

• Polishgoryczka

• Quechuaphallcha

• Romaniangențiană

• Russianгореча́вка

59.

• Englishany of several composite herbs, of genus Coreopsis, typically with bright yellow flowers

• Dutchmeisjesogen

• Frenchcoréopsis

60.

• Englishbotany: not woody

• Catalanherbaci

• Czechnedřevnatý

• Danishurteagtig

• Dutchkruidachtig

• Finnishruohovartinen

• Frenchherbacé

• Galicianherbáceo

• Germankrautig

• Greekποώδης

• Italianerbaceo

• Maorimāotaota

• Portugueseherbáceo

• Romanianerbaceuierbos

• Russianтравяно́й, травяни́стый

• Spanishherbáceo

61.

• Englishherb

• Bulgarianчобанка

• Irishborrán

62.

• EnglishA Mediterranean herb

• Arabicترنجان

• Bulgarianдевисил

• Chinese

• Czechlibeček

• Finnishliperi

• Frenchlivèche

• GermanLiebstöckelMaggikraut

• Greekλεβιστικό

• Hungarianlestyán

• Italianlevistico

• Polishlubczyk

• Portugueselevístico

• Romanianleuștean

• Russianлюби́сток

• Slovakligurček

• Slovenelúštrek

• Spanishlevístico

• Turkishselam otu

English translator: English Welsh herb  Eesti sõnaraamat   Español Traductor   Svenska Översättare