flax-leaved daphne

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English

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Daphne gnidium

Noun

flax-leaved daphne (uncountable)

Daphne gnidium, a poisonous evergreen shrub from the Mediterranean region with dense dark-green foliage and fragrant white flowers.

Translations

plant

Arabic: مَثْنَان m (maṯnān), مِثْنَان m (miṯnān)
Moroccan Arabic: لزاز m (lazzāz), أزاز m (ʔazzāz), أصاص m (ʔaṣṣās), لازاز m (lāzāz), آزاز m (ʔāzāz), آصاص m (ʔāṣāṣ)
Catalan: matapoll m, astruc (ca) m
French: daphné garou (fr) m, saint-bois (fr) m
Galician: trobisco m
German: Rispenblütiger Seidelbast m, Herbst-Seidelbast m
Greek:
Ancient: θυμελαία f (thumelaía)
Italian: erba corsa f, gnidio m, dittinella f
Portuguese: trovisco (pt) m
Spanish: torvisco m

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