mandragora
/mænˈdræɡ.ə.rə/Перевод: Род бесстебельных трав семейства Паслёновые, часто ассоциируемый с лекарственными или мифологическими свойствами.
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/mænˈdræɡ.ə.rə/Род бесстебельных трав семейства Паслёновые, часто ассоциируемый с лекарственными или мифологическими свойствами.
Planta herbácea sin tallo de la familia de las Solanáceas, asociada a menudo con propiedades medicinales o místicas y legendarias.
Genre de plantes herbacées sans tige de la famille des Solanacées, souvent associé à des propriétés médicinales ou mythologiques.
Pflanzengattung der Nachtschattengewächse mit stammlosen, oft giftigen Kräutern, die wegen ihrer medizinischen und mythologischen Bedeutung bekannt ist.
Planta do gênero Mandragora, da família das solanáceas, com raiz grossa e folhas em roseta, frequentemente associada na tradição popular a propriedades medicinais, mágicas ou afrodisíacas.
茄科的一种无茎草本植物,常与药用或神话传说特性相关联。
جنس من الأعشاب عديمة الساق من الفصيلة الباذنجانية، يُشتهر بجذوره الغليظة التي تُستخدم في الطب التقليدي وتُحيط به أساطير وخرافات.
A genus of stemless herbs belonging to the Solanaceae family, often associated with medicinal or mythological properties.
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Botanical genusC2formalscientific
A genus of stemless or short-stemmed perennial herbs in the nightshade family (Solanaceae), known for their thick, often forked roots.
Ботанический род
Mandrágora (género botánico)
Mandragore (genre botanique)
Botanische Gattung
Gênero botânico
植物属
جنس نباتي
- Mandragora species are native to the Mediterranean region and the Himalayas.
- The root of the Mandragora plant has been used in traditional medicine for centuries.
- Botanists classify Mandragora within the Solanaceae family.
Mythological plantC2formal
A legendary plant, often called mandrake, whose root was believed to resemble a human figure and to possess magical properties, such as screaming when uprooted.
Мифологическое растение
Mandrágora
Mandragore
Mythologische Pflanze
Planta mitológica
神话植物
نبات أسطوري
- In medieval folklore, the Mandragora was said to grant protection and wealth.
- Shakespeare referenced the Mandragora in his play 'Romeo and Juliet'.
- The myth of the Mandragora's scream was used to deter people from harvesting it.
Синонимыmandrake
- mandragoras plural form
- mandragoras' possessive plural form
- mandragora's possessive singular form