807 — Number of the plant

at the book: The Mother. The Spiritual Significance of Flowers.- 1-st Ed. / Sri Aurobindo Ashram Trust, Pondicherry (India).- Singapore: Ho Printing, 2000.- ISBN 81-7058-609-7

Classification

► Division Magnoliophyta - Flowering plants

► Class Magnoliopsida - Dicotyledons

► Subclass Rosidae

► Order Apiales

► Family Apiaceae [= Umbelliferae] - Carrot family

► Genus Foeniculum

Synonyms

Anethum foeniculum L. [= Foeniculum vulgare subsp. vulgare var. vulgare]

Anethum piperitum Ucria [≡ Foeniculum vulgare subsp. piperitum]

Foeniculum commune Bubani

Foeniculum dulce Mill. [= Foeniculum vulgare subsp. vulgare var. vulgare]

Foeniculum foeniculum (L.) H. Karst.

Foeniculum piperitum (Ucria) Sweet [= Foeniculum vulgare subsp. piperitum]

Ligusticum foeniculum (L.) Crantz

Meum foeniculum (L.) Spreng.

Selinum foeniculum (L.) E.H.L. Krause

Tenoria romana Schkuhr ex. Schult.

Common names

Bronze fennel (English)

Common fennel (English)

Fennel (English)

Finocchio (English)

Florence fennel (English)

Florentine fennel (English)

Green and bronze fennel (English)

Sweet fennel (English)

Aneth (French)

Fenouil (French)

Fenouil bâtard (French)

 

Fenykl (Czech)

Almindelig fennikel (Danish)

Fennikel (Danish)

Venkel (Dutch)

Fenchel (German)

Finocchio (Italian)

Finocchio commune (Italian)

Finocchio selvatico (Italian)

Fennikel (Norwegian)

Fenkuł (Polish)

Koper włoski (Polish)

Funcho (Portuguese)

Фенхель лекарственный (Russian)

Фенхель обыкновенный (Russian)

Sladki komarěek (Slovenian)

Hinojo (Spanish)

Fänkål (Swedish)

 

Bisbas (Arabic)

Razianaj (Arabic)

Razianeh (Persian)

 

Mauri (India (Bengali))

Badi (India (Hindi))

Badishep (India (Hindi))

Bari sanuf (India (Hindi))

Bari saunf (India (Hindi))

Moti saunf (India (Hindi))

Sanuf (India (Hindi))

Saumfa (India (Hindi))

Sonp (India (Hindi))

Sont (India (Hindi))

Badi sopu (India (Kannada))

Badisepu (India (Kannada))

Sabbasige (India (Kannada))

Madhurika (India (Sanskrit))

Misreya (India (Sanskrit))

Shatapushpa (India (Sanskrit))

Perun siragum (India (Tamil))

Shombu (India (Tamil))

Sohikire (India (Tamil))

Sompu (India (Tamil))

Peddajilakarra (India (Telugu))

Peddajilakurra (India (Telugu))

Sopu (India (Telugu))

Madesi sauf (Nepalese)

 

Phak si (Laotian)

Phak chi (Thai)

Phak chi duen ha (Thai)

Phak chi lom (Thai)

Thian klaep (Thai)

Yira (Thai)

 

Hui xiang (Chinese)

Xiao hui xiang (Chinese)

Fenneru (Japanese)

Uikyou (Japanese)

Description

Sturdy compound umbels of numerous tiny slightly cup-shaped greenish yellow flowers. A culinary herb with soft finely divided aromatic leaves.

808 — Number of the plant

at the book: The Mother. The Spiritual Significance of Flowers.- 1-st Ed. / Sri Aurobindo Ashram Trust, Pondicherry (India).- Singapore: Ho Printing, 2000.- ISBN 81-7058-609-7

Classification

► Division Magnoliophyta - Flowering plants

► Class Magnoliopsida - Dicotyledons

► Subclass Rosidae

► Order Apiales

► Family Apiaceae [= Umbelliferae] - Carrot family

► Genus Anethum L. - Dill

Synonyms

(=) Anethum sowa Roxb. ex Fleming

Fructus anethi

≡ Peucedanum graveolens (L.) Benth. & Hook. f.

Peucedanum sowa (Roxb. ex Fleming) Kurz

Common names

Anet (English)

Dill (English)

Dill-seed (English)

East Indian dill (English)

Fernleaf dill (English)

Garden dill (English)

Indian dill (English)

Anet (French)

Aneth (French)

Aneth odorant (French)

Fenouil bâtard (French)

Persil des marais (French)

 

Kopăr (Bulgarian)

Kopar (Croatian)

Mirođija (Croatian)

Celer bulvový (Czech)

Celer hlíznatý (Czech)

Celer naťový (Czech)

Celer řapíkatý (Czech)

Dild (Danish)

Dille (Dutch)

Stinkende vinke (Dutch)

Aedtill (Estonian)

Till (Estonian)

Ryytitilli (Finnish)

Tilli (Finnish)

Dill (German)

Kapor (Hungarian)

Dill (Icelandic)

Sólselja (Icelandic)

Aneto (Italian)

Aneto odoroso (Italian)

Dill (Norwegian)

Koper ogrodowy (Polish)

Endro (Portuguese)

Funcho-bastardo (Portuguese)

Укроп (Russian)

Укроп огородный (Russian)

Укроп пахучий (Russian)

Kôpor (Slovak)

Kôpor voňavý (Slovak)

Kopr (Slovak)

Koper (Slovenian)

Anega (Spanish)

Aneldo (Spanish)

Aneto (Spanish)

Eneldo (Spanish)

Ezamillo (Spanish)

Falso anís (Spanish)

Hinojo falso (Spanish)

Hinojo hediondo (Spanish)

Dill (Swedish)

Кр³п запашний (Ukrainian)

 

Bazrul shibbat (Arabic)

Shibit (Arabic)

Sjamar (Egypt (Arabic))

Shamir (Hebrew)

Tukhme Shibbat (Persian)

Dereotu (Turkish)

 

Samit (Armenian)

 

Saumph (India)

Suvani bhaji (India (Gujarati))

Anithi (India (Hindi))

Sotapa (India (Hindi))

Sowa (India (Hindi))

Soya (India (Hindi))

Sua bathi (India (Hindi))

Suwa bhaji (India (Hindi))

Sabbasigi soppu (India (Kannada))

Sabsige (India (Kannada))

Satakuppa (India (Malayalam))

Satha kuppa (India (Malayalam))

Shepu (India (Malayalam))

Madhura (India (Sanskrit))

Mishreya (India (Sanskrit))

Misroya (India (Sanskrit))

Satahva (India (Sanskrit))

Satapuspa (India (Sanskrit))

Catakuppai (India (Tamil))

Guppai (India (Tamil))

Kattucata kuppai (India (Tamil))

Saddacooppei (India (Tamil))

Sata kuppi sompa (India (Tamil))

Sataguppi (India (Tamil))

Satakuppai (India (Tamil))

Satakuppi (India (Tamil))

Sabsige (India (Telugu))

Shatapushpamu (India (Telugu))

Sompa (India (Telugu))

Vakataraha (India (Telugu))

Soup (Nepalese)

Endaru (Sinhalese)

 

Samin (Burmese)

Adas manis (Indonesia (Malay))

Adas sowa (Indonesia (Malay))

Phak si (Laotian)

Adas china (Malay)

Adas pudus (Malay)

Phak chee lao (Thai)

Thiam khao pluak (Thai)

Thiam tatakkataen (Thai)

Thì là (Vietnamese)

Thìa là (Vietnamese)

 

Chou qian hu (Chinese)

ōu zhōu shì luó (Chinese)

Shang hui xiang (Chinese)

Shi luo (Chinese)

Tu hui xiang (Chinese)

Yang hui xiang (Chinese)

Ye xiao hui (Chinese)

Diru (Japanese)

Inondo (Japanese)

Inondu (Korean)

 

Funcho (Brazil (Portuguese))

Description

Tiny yellow five-petalled flowers in compound umbels. A culinary herb with soft feathery strongly aromatic leaves.