mugwort in Czech
mugwort in Czech is pelyněk, pelyněk černobýl — mugwort means the plant Artemisia vulgaris, native to temperate parts of Eurasia and north Africa, traditionally used as a medicinal herb.
mugwort in Czech
pelyněk
Any of several aromatic plants of the genus Artemisia native to Europe and Asia.
pelyněk černobýl
Artemisia vulgaris, traditionally used medicinally.
What does "mugwort" mean?
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noun The plant Artemisia vulgaris, native to temperate parts of Eurasia and north Africa, traditionally used as a medicinal herb.
"She brewed a tea from dried mugwort leaves."
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noun Any of several related aromatic plants in the genus Artemisia, found across Eurasia, Africa and North America.
"Several types of mugwort grow across the northern hemisphere."
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mugwort in a sentence
- She brewed a tea from dried mugwort leaves.
- Mugwort grows wild along hedgerows and waste ground.
- Several types of mugwort grow across the northern hemisphere.
- The garden contained a few different mugworts alongside other aromatic herbs.
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What is "mugwort" in Czech?
"mugwort" in Czech is pelyněk, pelyněk černobýl. mugwort means: The plant Artemisia vulgaris, native to temperate parts of Eurasia and north Africa, traditionally used as a medicinal herb.
How do you use "mugwort" in a sentence?
Example: "She brewed a tea from dried mugwort leaves." In Czech, "mugwort" is pelyněk, pelyněk černobýl.
Are there other ways to say "mugwort" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 2 translations listed for "mugwort": pelyněk, pelyněk černobýl.
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