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Oxalis$502137$ - translation to greek
SPECIES OF PLANT
Procumbent Yellow-sorrel; Oxalis Corniculata; Creeping Woodsorrel; Chichoda bhaji; Creeping woodsorrel; Procumbent yellow-sorrel; Procumbent yellow sorrel; Acetosella corniculata; Acetosella herpestica; Acetosella simulans; Oxalis boreaui; Oxalis boridiensis; Oxalis ceratilis; Oxalis ciliifera; Oxalis diffusa; Oxalis foliosa; Oxalis furcata; Oxalis glauca; Oxalis grenadensis; Oxalis herpestica; Oxalis humistrata; Oxalis jamaicensis; Oxalis javanica; Oxalis langloisii; Oxalis lujula; Oxalis lupulina; Oxalis lutea; Oxalis meridensis; Oxalis minima; Oxalis monadelpha; Oxalis pilosiuscula; Oxalis pubescens; Oxalis pusilla; Oxalis radicosa; Oxalis recisa; Oxalis repens; Oxalis reptans; Oxalis simulans; Oxalis steudeliana; Oxalis taiwanensis; Oxalis tenuicaulis; Oxalis thunbergiana; Oxalis trinidadensis; Oxalis uittienii; Oxalis urvillei; Oxalis villosa; Oxys corniculata; Oxys lutea; Xanthoxalis corniculata; Xanthoxalis grenadensis; Xanthoxalis langloisii; Xanthoxalis repens; Xanthoxalis trinidadensis
Oxalis
n. οξαλίδα
Definition
oxalis
['?ks?l?s, ?k's?:l?s]
¦ noun a plant of a genus which includes the wood sorrel, typically having three-lobed leaves and white, yellow, or pink flowers. [Genus Oxalis.]
Origin
C17: via L. from Gk, from oxus 'sour' (because of its sharp-tasting leaves).
Wikipedia
Oxalis corniculata
Oxalis corniculata, the creeping woodsorrel, procumbent yellow sorrel or sleeping beauty, is a somewhat delicate-appearing, low-growing herbaceous plant in the family Oxalidaceae. It resembles the common yellow woodsorrel, Oxalis stricta.
