coltsfoot

English

Coltsfoot, T. farfara

Etymology

From Middle English coltisfote, coltys fot, equivalent to colt +‎ -s- +‎ foot.

Noun

colts foot (plural coltsfoots or coltsfeet)

An herbaceous plant, species Tussilago farfara, that grows in Europe and the Middle East.
Various flowering plants in the genus Petasites native to Europe or Asia.

Translations

Tussilago farfara

Chinese:
Mandarin: 款冬 (zh) (kuǎndōng)
Czech: podběl (cs) m
Danish: følfod c
Finnish: leskenlehti (fi)
French: tussilage (fr) m
German: Huflattich (de) m
Greek:
Ancient Greek: βήχιον n (bḗkhion)
Icelandic: hóffífill (is) m
Irish: adhann f, sponc m, sponclus m, gallán greanchair m

Korean: 관동 (ko) (gwandong)
Latin: farfarus m, bechion n
Norwegian:
Bokmål: hestehov m

Nynorsk: hestehov m or f
Polish: podbiał m
Portuguese: tussilagem f, unha-de-cavalo f, unha-de-asno f
Romanian: podbeal (ro) m
Russian: мать-и-ма́чеха (ru) f (matʹ-i-máčexa)
Scottish Gaelic: cluas-liath f, athan m
Spanish: tusilago m, fárfara f, pie de caballo m, uña de caballo f
Swedish: tussilago (sv) c, hästhov (sv) c

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