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Definition
Synonym
Graukohl
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Graukohl
m
; Grausenf
m
(Hirschfeldia incana)
bot.
shortpod mustard hoary mustard; Mediterranean mustard; buchanweed
Graukohl
m
; Grausenf
m
(Hirschfeldia incana)
bot.
shortpod mustard, hoary mustard; Mediterranean mustard; buchanweed
Graukohl
m
; Grausenf
m
(Hirschfeldia incana)
bot.
shortpod mustard hoary mustard; Mediterranean mustard; buchanweed
Graukohl
m
; Grausenf
m
(Hirschfeldia incana)
bot.
shortpod mustard, hoary mustard; Mediterranean mustard; buchanweed
Deutsche
Graukohl Synonyme
Englische
shortpod mustard hoary mustard; Mediterranean mustard; buchanweed Synonyme
Graukohl Definition
Hoary
(
a.
)
White
or
whitish.
Hoary
(
a.
)
White
or
gray
with
age
Hoary
(
a.
)
remote
in
time
past
Hoary
(
a.
)
Moldy
Hoary
(
a.
)
Of
a
pale
silvery
gray.
Hoary
(
a.
)
Covered
with
short,
dense,
grayish
white
hairs
Mediterranean
(
a.
)
Inclosed,
or
nearly
inclosed,
with
land
Mediterranean
(
a.
)
Inland
Mediterranean
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
Mediterranean
Sea
Mustard
(
n.
)
The
name
of
several
cruciferous
plants
of
the
genus
Brassica
(formerly
Sinapis),
as
white
mustard
(B.
alba),
black
mustard
(B.
Nigra),
wild
mustard
or
charlock
(B.
Sinapistrum).
Mustard
(
n.
)
A
powder
or
a
paste
made
from
the
seeds
of
black
or
white
mustard,
used
as
a
condiment
and
a
rubefacient.
Taken
internally
it
is
stimulant
and
diuretic,
and
in
large
doses
is
emetic.
shortpod mustard hoary mustard; Mediterranean mustard; buchanweed Bedeutung
Mediterranean
water
shrew
Neomys
anomalus
a
type
of
water
shrew
Mediterranean
fruit
fly
medfly
Ceratitis
capitata
small
black-and-white
fly
that
damages
citrus
and
other
fruits
by
implanting
eggs
that
hatch
inside
the
fruit
Mediterranean
flour
moth
Anagasta
kuehniella
small
moth
whose
larvae
damage
stored
grain
and
flour
hoary
marmot
whistler
whistling
marmot
Marmota
caligata
large
North
American
mountain
marmot
mediterranean
anchovy
Engraulis
encrasicholus
esteemed
for
its
flavor,
usually
preserved
or
used
for
sauces
and
relishes
mustard
plaster
sinapism
a
plaster
containing
powdered
black
mustard,
applied
to
the
skin
as
a
counterirritant
or
rubefacient
powdered
mustard
dry
mustard
a
substance
such
that
one
to
three
tablespoons
dissolved
in
a
glass
of
warm
water
is
a
homemade
emetic
mustard
mustard
greens
leaf
mustard
Indian
mustard
leaves
eaten
as
cooked
greens
mustard
seed
black
or
white
seeds
ground
to
make
mustard
pastes
or
powders
mustard
table
mustard
pungent
powder
or
paste
prepared
from
ground
mustard
seeds
Chinese
mustard
very
hot
prepared
mustard
mustard
sauce
sauce
of
prepared
mustard
thinned
with
vinegar
and
vegetable
oil
with
sugar
and
seasonings
Mediterranean
Mediterranean
Sea
the
largest
inland
sea,
between
Europe
and
Africa
and
Asia
Italian
cypress
Mediterranean
cypress
Cupressus
sempervirens
tall
Eurasian
cypress
with
thin
grey
bark
and
ascending
branches
Cruciferae
family
Cruciferae
Brassicaceae
family
Brassicaceae
mustard
family
a
large
family
of
plants
with
four-petaled
flowers,
includes
mustards,
cabbages,
broccoli,
turnips,
cresses,
and
their
many
relatives
garlic
mustard
hedge
garlic
sauce-alone
jack-by-the-hedge
Alliaria
officinalis
European
herb
that
smells
like
garlic
tower
cress
tower
mustard
Arabis
turrita
European
cress
having
stiff
erect
stems,
sometimes
placed
in
genus
Turritis
tower
mustard
tower
cress
Turritis
glabra
Arabis
glabra
or
genus
Arabis:
erect
cress
widely
distributed
throughout
Europe
hoary
alison
hoary
alyssum
Berteroa
incana
tall
European
annual
with
downy
grey-green
foliage
and
dense
heads
of
small
white
flowers
followed
by
hairy
pods,
naturalized
in
North
America,
sometimes
a
troublesome
weed
buckler
mustard
Biscutalla
laevigata
plant
of
southeastern
Europe
having
yellow
flowers
like
those
of
mustard
and
pods
with
open
valves
resembling
bucklers
mustard
any
of
several
cruciferous
plants
of
the
genus
Brassica
mustard
oil
oil
obtained
from
mustard
seeds
and
used
in
making
soap
chinese
mustard
indian
mustard
leaf
mustard
gai
choi
Brassica
juncea
Asiatic
mustard
used
as
a
potherb
tendergreen
spinach
mustard
Brassica
perviridis
Brassica
rapa
perviridis
Asiatic
plant
cultivated
for
its
swollen
root
crown
and
edible
foliage
black
mustard
Brassica
nigra
widespread
Eurasian
annual
plant
cultivated
for
its
pungent
seeds,
a
principal
source
of
table
mustard
tansy
mustard
Descurainia
pinnata
North
American
herb
with
bitter-tasting
pinnate
leaves
resembling
those
of
tansy
wormseed
mustard
Erysimum
cheiranthoides
slender
yellow-flowered
European
mustard
often
troublesome
as
a
weed,
formerly
used
as
an
anthelmintic
white
mustard
Brassica
hirta
Sinapis
alba
Eurasian
mustard
cultivated
for
its
pungent
seeds,
a
source
of
table
mustard
and
mustard
oil
field
mustard
wild
mustard
charlock
chadlock
Brassica
kaber
Sinapis
arvensis
weedy
Eurasian
plant
often
a
pest
in
grain
fields
hedge
mustard
Sisymbrium
officinale
stiffly
branching
Old
World
annual
with
pale
yellow
flowers,
widely
naturalized
in
North
America,
formerly
used
medicinally
field
pennycress
French
weed
fanweed
penny
grass
stinkweed
mithridate
mustard
Thlaspi
arvense
foetid
Eurasian
weed
having
round
flat
pods,
naturalized
throughout
North
America
hoary
golden
bush
Hazardia
cana
western
American
shrubs
having
white
felted
foliage
and
yellow
flowers
that
become
red-purple
toothbrush
tree
mustard
tree
Salvadora
persica
glabrous
or
pubescent
evergreen
shrub
or
tree
of
the
genus
Salvadora,
twigs
are
fibrous
and
in
some
parts
of
the
world
are
bound
together
in
clusters
and
used
as
a
toothbrush,
shoots
are
used
as
camel
fodder,
plant
ash
provides
salt
European
hackberry
Mediterranean
hackberry
Celtis
australis
bright
green
deciduous
shade
tree
of
southern
Europe
hoary
pea
a
plant
of
the
genus
Tephrosia
having
pinnate
leaves
and
white
or
purplish
flowers
and
flat
hairy
pods
hoary
plantain
Plantago
media
widely
distributed
Old
World
perennial
naturalized
in
North
America
having
finely
hairy
leaves
and
inconspicuous
white
fragrant
flowers
hoary
plantain
Plantago
virginica
North
American
annual
or
biennial
with
long
soft
hairs
on
the
leaves
hoary
willow
sage
willow
Salix
candida
North
American
shrub
with
whitish
canescent
leaves
hoary
puccoon
Indian
paint
Lithospermum
canescens
perennial
North
American
plant
with
greyish
hairy
foliage
yielding
a
red
or
yellow
pigment
Mediterranean
snapdragon
Antirrhinum
majus
perennial
native
to
the
Mediterranean
but
widely
cultivated
for
its
purple
or
pink
flowers
tree
tobacco
mustard
tree
Nicotiana
glauca
evergreen
South
American
shrub
naturalized
in
United
States,
occasionally
responsible
for
poisoning
livestock
brucellosis
undulant
fever
Malta
fever
Gibraltar
fever
Rock
fever
Mediterranean
fever
infectious
bacterial
disease
of
human
beings
transmitted
by
contact
with
infected
animals
or
infected
meat
or
milk
products,
characterized
by
fever
and
headache
thalassemia
thalassaemia
Mediterranean
anemia
Mediterranean
anaemia
an
inherited
form
of
anemia
caused
by
faulty
synthesis
of
hemoglobin
mustard
gas
mustard
agent
blistering
agent
dichloroethyl
sulfide
sulfur
mustard
a
toxic
war
gas
with
sulfide
based
compounds
that
raises
blisters
and
attacks
the
eyes
and
lungs,
there
is
no
known
antidote
nitrogen
mustard
a
toxic
compound
resembling
mustard
gas
in
structure,
important
in
cancer
treatment
canescent
hoary
covered
with
fine
whitish
hairs
or
down
hoary
rusty
ancient,
hoary
jokes
a
grey
gray
grey-haired
gray-haired
grey-headed
gray-headed
grizzly
hoar
hoary
white-haired
showing
characteristics
of
age,
especially
having
grey
or
white
hair,
whose
beard
with
age
is
hoar-Coleridge,
nodded
his
hoary
head
Mediterranean
of
or
relating
to
or
characteristic
of
or
located
near
the
Mediterranean
Sea,
Mediterranean
countries
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