English–French dictionary
French translation of the English word woundwort
| English | French (translated indirectly) | Esperanto |
|---|---|---|
| (hedge‐nettle) | épiaire | |
| (common daisy; lawn daisy; English daisy) | pâquerette ; pâquerette vivace | |
| (European goldenrod) | solidage verge d’or ; baguette d’Aaron | |
| (common self‐heal; heal‐all; heart‐of‐the‐earth; carpenter’s herb; brownwort; blue curls) | brunelle commune ; petite consoude ; charbonnière ; ; herbe au charpentier ; | |
hedge woundwort (hedge‐nettle; whitespot) | épiaire des bois ; ortie puante | |
soldier’s woundwort (yarrow; common yarrow; milfoil; gordaldo; nosebleed plant; old man’s pepper; sanguinary; thousand‐leaf; thousand‐seal) | achillée mille‐feuille ; mille‐feuille | |
| (hurt; injure; maul) | blesser | |
🔗 A Ukrainian presidential adviser said about 3,500 Russian soldiers had been killed or wounded. | ||
| (injury; lesion) | blessure | |
🔗 In the moonlight Rand could not really see what he was doing, but Tam’s wound seemed to be only a shallow gash along the ribs, no longer than the palm of his hand. | ||
| English | French |
|---|---|
| woundwort | ⇆ baguette d’Aaron; ⇆ brunelle commune; ⇆ brunette; ⇆ charbonnière; ⇆ épiaire; ⇆ herbe au charpentier; ⇆ herbe des Juifs; ⇆ pâquerette; ⇆ pâquerette vivace; ⇆ petite consoude; ⇆ prunelle; ⇆ solidage verge d’or |
| hedge woundwort | ⇆ ortie puante; ⇆ épiaire des bois |
| soldier’s woundwort | ⇆ achillée mille‐feuille; ⇆ mille‐feuille |