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English
Noun
wild thyme (countable and uncountable, plural wild thymes)
- A flowering plant in the mint family, of species Thymus serpyllum.
- Synonyms: Breckland thyme, Breckland wild thyme, creeping thyme, elfin thyme, pellamountain, serpolet
Translations
species of flowering plant in the mint family
- Albanian: zhumbricë (sq) f
- Arabic: زَعْتَر بَرِّيّ m (zaʕtar barriyy), نَمَّام m (nammām)
- Armenian:
- Middle Armenian: ուրց (urcʻ)
- Bulgarian: ма́щерка (bg) f (mášterka), ба́бина души́ца f (bábina dušíca), овча́рски боси́лек m (ovčárski bosílek)
- Catalan: serpoll
- Czech: mateří douška f, mateřídouška (cs) f
- Finnish: kangasajuruoho (fi)
- French: serpolet (fr)
- Georgian: ურცი (ka) (urci)
- German: Sandthymian m, Quendel (de) m, Feldkümmel m
- Greek:
- Ancient: ἕρπυλλος m (hérpullos)
- Italian: serpillo n
- Latin: serpyllum n
- Macedonian: мајчина душичка f (majčina dušička)
- Mazanderani: سرسم (sersem)
- Occitan: serpol
- Persian: سیسنبر (fa) (sisanbar), سوسنبر (fa) (susanbar)
- Polish: macierzanka piaskowa f
- Russian: чабре́ц ползу́чий m (čabréc polzúčij), тимья́н ползу́чий m (timʹján polzúčij)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: мајчина душица f, мајкина душица f, бабина душица f
- Latin: majčina dušica (sh) f, majkina dušica (sh) f, babina dušica f
- Slovene: mačešica f, materina dušica (sl) f, materni dušek m
- Sorbian:
- Upper Sorbian: pěskowa babyduška f, pólna babyduška f
- Spanish: serpol m
- Tashelhit: ⴰⵣⵓⴽⵏⵏⵉ m (azuknni)
- Ukrainian: чебре́ць повзу́чий m (čebrécʹ povzúčyj)
- Yiddish: טימיאַן m (timyan)
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Further reading
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