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ellen
noun,
n.,
a-decl.,
30 occ.
Type: plant
Last Update: 09.05.2011 09:59
Old-English: ellae, ellaen, ellaern, elle, ellen, ellern, ellenes, ellene, ellenum,
Latin (Machine generated): ACTIS, I. SAMBUCUS, SAMBUCA LIGNUM, SAMBUCI, SAMBUCUS, SAMSUCHON,
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- →ellen;
- →ellen (adj.);
- →ellen-axe;
- →ellen-crop;
- ellen-croppa;
- ellen-grafa;
- →ellen-lēaf;
- →ellen-rind;
- ellen-stubb;
- →ellen-styb;
- ellen-stybb;
- ellen-treow;
- →ellen-tān;
- →ellen-wyrt;
- →ellen-wyrttruma;
- ellen-þyrne;
- ellenwyrttruma rind (?);
Meaning Last Update: 05.09.2009 12:17
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A: plant: native
Sambucus nigra L., elder, Schwarzer Holunder
Comment Last Update: 09.05.2011 09:15
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Comment on (A): Sambucus nigra L., elder, Schwarzer Holunder
Occurrences Last Update: 27.10.2010 09:31
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Botanical-Information: stylised plate Source: →reference-information
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[1]:
Ch. XIII; Cont.: gyf þu. hyre [=mucgwyrt] blosþman brytest he hæfþ swæc swylce ellen; Hunger (1935,132): FLOSCULUM EIUS SI CONTRIUERIS SANSUCI ODOREM HABET.
[2]:
Cockayne (1951,I,56,n.2): "V. is here burnt away."
[3]:
Cont.: ellenes piþan; L text (Löweneck 1896,8/4): SAMBUCI CORTICEM MEDIANUM.
Grattan / Singer translate 107/1 ellenes spryttinge wrongly with 'helenium shoots' (helenium = Inula helenium L.); in 181/15 they interprete ellenrind inneweard (= probably 'pith, Holundermark') as 'the inside of helenium bark'; Grattan / Singer confuse ellen with →eolone but in 119/1f. they correctly translate ellenrinde neoþewearde with 'elder-bark, the lower part'.
The SAMSUCHON of the HA denotes Origanum majorana L., marjoram, Majoran; cf. →cyninges-wyrt and D'Aronco (1998,58), Arsdall (2002,214).