There is a large patch of mugwort along the back side of the parking lot.
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Mugwort
//ˈmʌɡwɜːt//
Synonyms for "mugwort" (1 found)
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Noun(1 words)
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6 entriesderived
14 entriesArtemisia argyiArtemisia douglasianaArtemisia glacialisArtemisia indicaArtemisia japonicaArtemisia norvegicaArtemisia princeps - Japanese mugwort ()Artemisia stellerianaArtemisia verlotiorumCalifornia mugwortKorean mugwort ()native to western North Americaused as a culinary herb and in traditional Chinese medicineused in traditional Chinese medicine
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2 entriesis a
1 entriesrelated to
9 entriesTranslations
52 translations across 33 languages.
Azerbaijani
1 entries- yovşan noun (any of several artemisias)
Bulgarian
1 entries- див пелин noun (Artemisia vulgaris)
Catalan
1 entries- altimira noun (Artemisia vulgaris)
Czech
2 entries- pelyněk noun (any of several artemisias)
- pelyněk černobýl noun (Artemisia vulgaris)
Danish
2 entries- bynke noun (any of several artemisias)
- grå-bynke noun (Artemisia vulgaris)
Dutch
1 entries- bijvoet noun (Artemisia vulgaris)
Eastern Mari
1 entries- арым noun (Artemisia vulgaris)
Esperanto
1 entries- artemizio noun (any of several artemisias)
Finnish
2 entries- maruna noun (any of several artemisias)
- pujo noun (Artemisia vulgaris)
French
2 entries- armoise noun (any of several artemisias)
- armoise commune noun (Artemisia vulgaris)
Georgian
1 entries- მამულა noun (any of several artemisias)
German
2 entries- Beifuß noun (Artemisia vulgaris)
- gemeiner Beifuß noun (Artemisia vulgaris)
Hungarian
1 entries- fekete üröm noun (Artemisia vulgaris)
Ido
1 entries- artemizio noun (any of several artemisias)
Irish
1 entries- liathlus noun (Artemisia vulgaris)
Japanese
2 entries- 欧州蓬 noun (Artemisia vulgaris)
- 蓬 noun (any of several artemisias)
Korean
2 entries- 쑥 noun (any of several artemisias)
- 쑥 noun (Artemisia vulgaris)
Middle Armenian
1 entries- բարձուենեկ noun (Artemisia vulgaris)
Middle English
1 entries- mugwort noun (Artemisia vulgaris)
Nogai
1 entries- ювсан noun (any of several artemisias)
Persian
2 entries- برنجاسف noun (Artemisia vulgaris)
- بلنجاسپ noun (Artemisia vulgaris)
Polish
2 entries- bylica noun (any of several artemisias)
- bylica pospolita noun (Artemisia vulgaris)
Portuguese
3 entries- artemigem noun (Artemisia vulgaris)
- artemísia noun (any of several artemisias)
- artemísia noun (Artemisia vulgaris)
Romanian
2 entries- pelin noun (any of several artemisias)
- pelinariță noun (Artemisia vulgaris)
Russian
4 entries- полы́нь noun (any of several artemisias)
- чернобы́л noun (Artemisia vulgaris)
- чернобы́ль noun (Artemisia vulgaris)
- чернобы́льник noun (Artemisia vulgaris)
Spanish
3 entries- altamisa noun (Artemisia vulgaris)
- artemisa noun (any of several artemisias)
- hierba de San Juan noun (Artemisia vulgaris)
Svan
1 entries- მუქვა̄სჷ̄რა noun (any of several artemisias)
Swedish
2 entries- gråbo noun (Artemisia vulgaris)
- malört noun (any of several artemisias)
Turkish
1 entries- yavşan noun (any of several artemisias)
Ukrainian
2 entries- поли́н noun (any of several artemisias)
- чорно́биль noun (Artemisia vulgaris)
Venetan
1 entries- sinsioło noun (Artemisia vulgaris)
Vietnamese
1 entries- ngải cứu noun (Artemisia vulgaris)
Welsh
1 entries- beidiog lwyd noun (Artemisia vulgaris)
Sample sentences
8 total sentences available.
One of my friends told me that if you drink mugwort tea before going to bed, it makes you have interesting dreams.
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I find mugwort really difficult to control because of its tendency to resprout vigorously from rhizomes.
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In Normandy such wreaths are a protection against thunder and thieves; and stalks of mugwort hinder witches from laying their spells on the butter.
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