stitchwort

English

Etymology

From stitch +‎ wort, as once believed to cure the type of pain called a stitch.

Noun

stitchwort (plural stitchworts)

1. A kind of chickweed, Rabelera holostea.

Translations

Stellaria holostea

• Basque: izar-belar arrunta sg
• Bulgarian: звездица f (zvezdica), птича трева f (ptiča treva)
• Catalan: rèvola f, rèvola vera f
• Czech: ptačinec velkokvětý m pl
• Danish: stor fladstjerne c
• Dutch: grote muur (nl) m
• Estonian: mets-tähthein sg
• Finnish: kevättähtimö (fi)
• French: stellaire holostée f
• Galician: muruxa f, herba paxareira f
• German: Hühnerdarm m, große Sternmiere f
• Greek: please add this translation if you can
• Hungarian: olocsáncsillaghúr (hu) sg
• Irish: tursarraing mhór f
• Manx: lhieen ny ferrishyn m
• Norwegian: lundstjerneblom m
• Polish: wiazdnica wielkokwiatowa f
• Scottish Gaelic: tursarain-mhòr f, tùirseach-mhòr f
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: мишја̀киња f

  Latin: mišjàkinja (sh) f

• Spanish: estrellada (es) f
• Swedish: buskstjärnblomma c
• Welsh: serenllys mawr m