garlic mustard

English

garlic mustard

garlic mustard (uncountable)

A woodland herb (Alliaria petiolata) that has a garlic-like aroma, considered highly invasive in New World.

Alliaria petiolata

Albanian: broke f, brokër (sq) f
Belarusian: часно́чніца чаранко́вая f (časnóčnica čarankóvaja)
Bulgarian: лъжичина f (lǎžičina)
Catalan: al·liària f, herba d'all f, allenc m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 蔥芥／葱芥 (cōngjiè)
Czech: česnáček m, česnáček lékařský m, česnáček obecný m
Danish: løgkarse
Dutch: look-zonder-look (nl) n
Estonian: salukõdrik, ristlauk
Finnish: litulaukka (fi)
French: alliaire officinale f, alliaire (fr) f, herbe à ail f
German: Knoblauchrauke f, Knoblauchhederich m, Läuchel m
Irish: bóchoinneal f
Korean: 마늘냉이 (maneullaeng'i)
Lithuanian: česnakūnė f, vaistinė česnakūnė f
Norwegian: løkurt
Polish: czosnaczek m
Portuguese: erva-alheira (pt) f, aliária (pt) f
Russian: чесно́чница черешко́вая f (česnóčnica čereškóvaja), чесно́чница чере́шчатая f (česnóčnica čeréščataja)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: чешњевка f, чешњача f

Latin: češnjevka f, češnjača (sh) f
Slovak: cesnačka f, cesnačka lekárska f
Slovene: čȇsnovka f
Spanish: ajera, aliaria (es) f
Swedish: löktrav (sv) c
Ukrainian: кі́нський часни́к черешко́вий m (kínsʹkyj časnýk čereškóvyj)
Welsh: garlleg y berth f pl

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