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SPECIES OF PLANT
Danish Scurvygrass; Danish scurvygrass; Danish scurvy-grass

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n. δανός
statute mile         
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UNIT OF LENGTH
Statute mile; International mile; Roman mile; Statute miles; Statute Mile; Statute mile in the UK; Mile (Scots); Mile rate; Scots mile; Scottish mile; Land mile; Miles; Mile (Scottish length); US mile; Roman miles; English miles; Survey mile; Mile (Scottish); English mile; Mérföld; Croatian mile; Mile (unit); Miglia; Italian mile; Old English mile; Milion (unit); Million (unit); Greek mile; Byzantine mile; Mille passus; US survey mile; Austrian mile; Danish mile; German mile; Hungarian mile; Portuguese mile; Prussian mile; Russian mile; English statute mile; Dutch mile; Statute Mile (US); Imperial mile; U.S. survey mile; United States survey mile; US statute mile; U.S. statute mile; United States statute mile; Statute mile (US); Statute mile (United States); Statute mile (UK); Silesian mile; Breslau mile; Wroclaw mile; Wrocław mile; Mile length; Welsh mile
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تعريف

Danish pastry
(Danish pastries)
Danish pastries are cakes made from sweet pastry. They are often filled with things such as apple or almond paste.
N-COUNT

ويكيبيديا

Cochlearia danica

Cochlearia danica, or Danish scurvygrass, is a flowering plant of the genus Cochlearia in the family Brassicaceae.

A salt-tolerant (normally) coastal plant which is now flourishing along roads and motorways in Europe, especially under the crash barriers in the central reservation. Its success has been attributed to its ability to survive the effects of salts distributed by gritters in winter and its small seeds being spread by the high speed of cars in the fast lane.

Full of vitamin C, it gets its name from sailors chewing it to avoid scurvy. The mauve flowers are 4-5mm in diameter.