This potion is made from mandrake roots, as well as other secret ingredients.
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Mandrake
//ˈmændɹeɪk//
Synonyms for "mandrake" (17 found)
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62 translations across 35 languages.
Ancient Greek
2 entries- μανδραγόρας noun (botany)
- μώριος noun (botany)
Arabic
4 entries- بَيْض الْجِنّ noun (botany)
- تُفَّاح الْجِنّ noun (botany)
- تُفَّاح الْمَجَانِين noun (botany)
- لُفَّاح noun (botany)
Aramaic
2 entries- יַבְרוּחָא noun (botany)
- ܝܲܒܼܪܘܼܚܵܐ noun (botany)
Armenian
1 entries- մանրագոր noun (botany)
Azerbaijani
2 entries- adamkökü noun (botany)
- mandraqora noun (botany)
Catalan
1 entries- mandràgora noun (botany)
Chinese Mandarin
2 entries- 曼德拉草 noun (botany)
- 風茄 /风茄 noun (botany)
Czech
3 entries- mandragora noun (mythology)
- pekřín noun (botany)
- pokřín noun (botany)
Danish
1 entries- alrune noun (botany)
Dutch
2 entries- alruin noun (botany)
- mandragora noun (botany)
Finnish
2 entries- alruuna noun (botany)
- mandrake noun (botany)
French
2 entries- mandragore noun (mythology)
- mandragore noun (botany)
Georgian
1 entries- მანდრაგორა noun (botany)
German
1 entries- Alraune noun (botany)
Greek
1 entries- μανδραγόρας noun (botany)
Hebrew
1 entries- דּוּדָא noun (botany)
Hungarian
1 entries- mandragóra noun (botany)
Italian
1 entries- mandragora noun (botany)
Japanese
1 entries- マンドラゴラ noun (botany)
Latin
1 entries- mandragoras noun (botany)
Māori
1 entries- manitareki noun (botany)
Norwegian
1 entries- alruner noun (botany)
Persian
4 entries- استرنگ noun (botany)
- سگکنک noun (botany)
- شابیزک noun (botany)
- مردمگیاه noun (botany)
Polish
2 entries- alrauna noun (botany)
- mandragora noun (botany)
Portuguese
2 entries- mandrágora noun (mythology)
- mandrágora noun (botany)
Romanian
1 entries- mandragoră noun (botany)
Russian
1 entries- мандраго́ра noun (botany)
Scottish Gaelic
1 entries- mandrag noun (botany)
Serbo-Croatian
4 entries- alrauna noun (botany)
- bunovina noun (botany)
- mandragora noun (botany)
- nadliška noun (botany)
Slovak
1 entries- mandragora noun (botany)
Spanish
1 entries- mandrágora noun (botany)
Swedish
1 entries- alruna noun (botany)
Turkish
1 entries- adamotu noun (botany)
Ukrainian
1 entries- мандраго́ра noun (botany)
Yiddish
1 entries- ליבעפּעלע noun (botany)
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Dragon's blood, mandrake root and devil's snare were used for potions and spells in the Harry Potter series.
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[T]his is the true deſcription of the plant and therefore thoſe idle formes of the Mandrakes and Womandrakes, as they are fooliſhly ſo called, which have beene expoſed to publike view, both in ours and other lands and countries, are utterly deceitfull being the work of cunning knaves, onely to get mony by their forgery.
Source: wiktionary
Pharmaceutically tested in recent times, mandrake show aphrodisiac properties.
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