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Dipsacus_fullonum_bd4_tafel_102

wulfes-camb

noun, m., a-decl., 22 occ.

Type: plant

Last Update: 06.10.2011 10:01

Old-English: wulfes camb, wulfes comb, uulfescamb, vuluescomb, wuluescamb, wuluescramb,

Latin (Machine generated): CAMELEA, CAMELEON .G., CAMELEON UEL CAMEDRIS, CAMELEONTIS, CAMELLA, CAMELLEA, ENOCEPHALON, PENTILUPI,

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Reference Last Update: 12.05.2022 15:19

Meaning Last Update: 04.03.2011 07:31

  • A: plant: native
    Dipsacus fullonum L., fuller's teasel, Wilde Karde
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Comment Last Update: 06.10.2011 09:56

  • Comment on (A): Dipsacus fullonum L., fuller's teasel, Wilde Karde

    Cf. Förster (1917,136); cf. Hunger (1935,167): XXVI: CAMELA = D. fullonum. HA 25 records the names DIPSACA, ONOCARDION and LABRUM VENERIS which all denote D. fullonum and which all are synonyms of CAMELLEA (cf. André 1956, s.v.); according to André CAMELLA was coined from CHAMELAEA (Gk χαμελαία), which normally denotes Daphne species and which became a name for thistle species because of a confusion with CHAMAELEON (Gk χαμαιλέων).

    Etymology: lit. 'wolf's comb, Wolfskamm'; Förster (1917,136) compares the plant name to OE →wulfes-tǣsel (= D. fullonum), which is related to OHG zeisala, a plant name that mainly denotes fuller's teasle (cf. Björkman 1902,231), which was used to losen up wool or finish wollen fabric (= OHG zeisan). The relation to wolf Marzell (cf. 2000,II,147) describes rather poetically, and notes that the 'crooked hooks of the wild plant comb the running wolf'. But rather it is a loan translation of L PECTEN LUPI: cf. Dur 270: PENTILUPI vulues comb. Lindheim's note: "Das Lemma muß wohl in PECTEN LUPI geändert warden." Also cf. FR peigne de loup.

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Occurrences Last Update: 04.02.2009 12:49

  • AntFö, 136,217 CAMELEON .G. wulfes camb
  • Br,WW, 296,10 CAMELLEA wulfes camb
  • ClSt, C 7 CAMELLEA wulfes camb
  • Cp, 366(C 27) CAMELLEA wulfes camb
  • D 11, Junius 77, S209 CAMELEA wulfes camb
  • Dur, 270 PENTILUPI[1] vuluescomb
  • Dur, 80 CAMELEON UEL CAMEDRIS[2] vuluescomb
  • Ep, 183 CAMELLEA uulfescamb
  • Erf, 183 CAMELLEA uulfescamb
  • HA, XXVI, 122/12 nsg Wulfes camb
  • HA, XXVI, 122/14 asg be man chameæleæ 7 oþrum naman wulfes camb nemneþ
  • HA, XXVI, 16/9 nsg chameæleæ ƀ is wulfes camb
  • HA, XXVI, 278/15[3] nsg wulfes camb
  • LA, 100/8 nasg wulfes camb
  • LA, 178/10 nasg wulfes camb
  • Laud, 279 CAMELLA wuluescamb
  • Laud, 316 CAMELEONTIS wuluescramb
  • Laud, 356 ENOCEPHALON[4] UEL CAMELEON wuluescamb
  • LB, 102/9 asg wulfescamb
  • LB, 103/13 asg wulfes comb
  • LB, 107/31 asg wulfes comb
  • LB, 82/24 asg wulfescamb
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Etymology Last Update: 06.10.2011 10:01

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Image Last Update: 06.10.2011 10:01

Dipsacus fullonum L., fuller's teasel, Wilde Karde
Dipsacus_fullonum_bd4_tafel_102

Botanical-Information: stylised plate

Source: →reference-information

Thomé, Otto Wilhelm. Flora von Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz. In 4 Mappen ; 531 Tafeln in naturgetreuen Farben mit 668 Pflanzenarten. Leipzip: Teubner, 1938.

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Research Literature

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[1]:

Cf. AhdGl 3,475,13(13.Jh.): LUPOPETTINA MAGNUS CARDUS distil ł ceisala; 3,586,4(14.Jh.): LUPIPECTEN chemphe. LUPIPECTEN is ML. (cf. Marzell 2000,2,147; esp. his notes on etymology.)

[2]:

Cf. s.v. heorotclǣfre.

[3]:

Ch. CLIII: heo [=acanta leuce] hafaþ leaf swylce wulfes camb.

[4]:

Cf. s.v. heortclǣfre.