mugwort in Irish
mugwort in Irish is liathlus — mugwort means the plant Artemisia vulgaris, native to temperate parts of Eurasia and north Africa, traditionally used as a medicinal herb.
mugwort in Irish
liathlus
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 Irish?
"mugwort" in Irish is liathlus. 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 Irish, "mugwort" is liathlus.
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