arnica

See also: arnică, árnica, and Arnica

English

mountain arnica (Arnica montana)

Etymology

New Latin Arnica, probably ultimately from Arabic أَرْنَبِيَه‎ (ʾarnabiyah), the name of a plant.

Noun

arnica (plural arnicas)

Any of several plants, of the genus Arnica, considered to have medicinal properties, especially Arnica montana.

Translations

plants of genus Arnica

Catalan: àrnica f
Czech: prha (cs)
Danish: guldblomme n
Finnish: arnikki (fi)
French: arnica (fr) f
German: Arnika (de) f
Italian: arnica f
Kabuverdianu:
ALUPEC: árnika f

Badiu: árnika f

Maio: árnica f

Santo Antão: árnika f

São Nicolau: árnica f

São Vicente: árnica f

Lithuanian: arnika
Polish: arnika (pl) f
Portuguese: árnica (pt) f
Romanian: arnică (ro) f
Russian: а́рника (ru) f (árnika)
Spanish: árnica (es) f
Ukrainian: арніка (uk) f (arnika)
Walloon: arnica (wa) m, ouy-di-boû (wa) m

References

Arnica on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
Arnica on Wikispecies.Wikispecies
Arnica on Wikimedia Commons.Wikimedia Commons

Anagrams

Ancira, Carian, Carina, Ciaran, acinar, carina, crania, narica

French

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /aʁ.ni.ka/

Noun

arnica f (plural arnicas)

arnica

Further reading

“arnica” in le Trésor de la langue française informatisé (The Digitized Treasury of the French Language).

Anagrams

ancrai, canari, racina, ricana

Italian

Etymology

New Latin Arnica, probably ultimately from Arabic اَرْنَبِيَه‎ (arnabiyah), the name of a plant.

Noun

arnica f

arnica

Anagrams

aranci, arcani, carina, carnai, inarca

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