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gentian

/ˈdʒen.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom masculin désignant une plante du genre Gentiana, généralement à fleurs bleues ou violettes, souvent utilisée en phytothérapie ou comme tonique amer.

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noun

/ˈdʒen.ʃən/C2formalscientific
  • frNom masculin désignant une plante du genre Gentiana, généralement à fleurs bleues ou violettes, souvent utilisée en phytothérapie ou comme tonique amer.

A noun referring to a plant of the genus Gentiana, typically with blue or violet flowers, often used in herbal medicine or as a bitter tonic.

  1. C1formal

    A plant of the genus Gentiana, typically with blue or purple flowers, often found in mountainous regions.

    frgentiane (plante)

    • The gentian blooms in the alpine meadows during summer.
    • She collected a specimen of the rare gentian for her herbarium.
    • The deep blue of the gentian is a striking sight against the green hills.
  2. Herbal remedyC1formalmedical

    The root of the gentian plant, used in traditional medicine as a digestive stimulant and tonic.

    frGentiane (remède)

    • Gentian root is often used in herbal bitters to aid digestion.
    • The tincture of gentian is recommended for appetite loss.
    • He brewed a tea from dried gentian root to soothe his stomach.
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  • gentians' possessive plural form
  • gentian's possessive singular form