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Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis entry describes a type of wild herb, specifically identifying it as a plant with a red flower and broad leaves. It is noted that the plant is edible and its characteristics are compared to mustard or cabbage.
Derived headwords
- 1.Wild herbboth
A type of wild herb that grows tall, characterized by a red flower and broad leaves.
- 1.to grow tallboth
To increase in height; to become long.
- 1.flowerboth
The bloom of a plant, specifically referring to the red flower of the herb.
- 1.redboth
Having the color red.
- 1.leavesboth
The broad leaves of the herb.
- 1.broadboth
Wide; extensive in width.
- 1.to be eatenboth
Can be consumed as food.
- 1.wild arugulaboth
A type of wild arugula, used as a comparison for the herb.
- 1.its singular unitclassical
The singular form or unit of the herb.
- 1.Bahaa'classical
A name, possibly referring to the singular unit or a specific variety of the herb.
- 1.flowerboth
The blossom of a plant, specifically compared to cabbage flowers.
- 1.cabbageboth
A common vegetable, used for comparison of the herb's flower.
- 1.seedboth
The seed of the herb, compared to cabbage seeds.
- 1.fruitboth
The fruit of the herb, described as being similar in shape to 'sarmaki'.
- 1.sarmaki-shapedclassical
Having the shape of 'sarmaki', a term likely referring to a specific object or plant.
- 1.shapeboth
The form or outline of something.