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wēde-berie
noun,
f.,
n-decl.,
10 occ.
Type: plant
Last Update: 26.09.2011 10:01
Old-English: poedibergæ, vedeberige, wedeberge, woedeberge, woidiberge, yediberige,
Latin (Machine generated): ELEBORUS, ELIFORUS, ELLEBORUS, HELLEBORUS, HELLIBORUM,
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A: plant: foreign
Veratrum album L., white veratrum, Weißer Germer
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Comment on (A): Veratrum album L., white veratrum, Weißer Germer
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Veratrum album L., white veratrum, Weißer Germer |
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Botanical-Information: stylised plate Source: →reference-information
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Rusche (1996,627): "Read (H)ELLEBORUS."
The plant name wēdeberie could also be used to denote Helleborus niger L., christmas rose, Christrose or Daphne mezereum L., mezereon, Gewöhnlicher Seidelbast, cf. →ceaster-æsc. Also cf. Erhardt-Siebold (1963,169): "The term wedeberge (= madberry), in its first part, undoubtedly refers to mental disorders which had been associated with the name hellebore since antiquity, while the second part clearly points to a berry-bearing plant."