bloody dock

English

bloody dock (Rumex sanguineus)

Noun

bloody dock (uncountable)

1. A herb named for its characteristic red or purple veins, used in moderate amounts in salads and as ornamental vegetable, Rumex sanguineus.

Synonyms

• (Rumex sanguineus): bloody sorrel, red-veined dock, wood dock, redvein dock, blood dock, bloodwort, bloody wood dock

Translations

Rumex sanguineus

• Breton: teal-ruz
• Bulgarian: къ́рвав ки́селец m (kǎ́rvav kíselec), къ́рвавочерве́н ла́пад m (kǎ́rvavočervén lápad)
• Catalan: llengua de bou roja f
• Czech: šťovík krvavý m
• Dutch: bloedzuring (nl) f
• Finnish: punahierakka, verihierakka
• French: patience sanguine f, patience sang-de-dragon f
• German: Hain-Ampfer m, Blut-Ampfer m
• Italian: romice rosso m, romice sanguineo m
• Polish: szczaw gajowy m
• Romansch: fegliascha sanguinusa f
• Spanish: acedera roja f, romaza roja f, alazán sangriento m, hoja de vinagre f
• Swedish: skogsskräppa c
• Turkish: orman labadası
• Welsh: tafolen goch f, tafolen waedlyd f
• West Frisian: reade surk c

References

• Rumex on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
• Rumex sanguineus on Wikispecies.Wikispecies
• Rumex sanguineus on Wikimedia Commons.Wikimedia Commons