printmucg-wyrt
noun,
f.,
i-decl.,
50 occ.
Type: plant
Last Update: 20.07.2011 09:10
Old-English: mucgwurt, mucgwyrt, mucwyrt, mugcwyrt, mugvyrt, mugwert, mugwurt, mugwyrt, mycgwyrt, mvgwyrt,
Latin (Machine generated): ARTEMESIA, ARTEMESIA .I., ARTEMESIA TANGANTES, ARTEMESIA ł MATRUM HERBA, ARTEMESSIA, ARTEMISIA, ARTH[E]MESIA, GAGANTES, LEPTOFILOS, LIOPARIS .I. ARTEMISIA MONOCLONUS .I., MATREM HERBARUM,
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A: plant: native
Artemisia vulgaris L., mugwort, Gewöhnlicher Beifuß -
B: plant: native
Tanacetum vulgare (L.) Sch. Bip., tansy, Rainfarn -
C:
Artemisia campestris L., field wormwood, Feld-Beifuß
Comments Last Update: 20.07.2011 09:10
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Comment on (A): Artemisia vulgaris L., mugwort, Gewöhnlicher Beifuß
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Comment on (B): Tanacetum vulgare (L.) Sch. Bip., tansy, Rainfarn
Cf. André (1985, s.v.) and following him D'Aronco (1998,49); but erroneously Hunger (1935,167): XII: ARTEMISIA TAGANTES = A. Dracunculus L; equally deVriend (1984,290).
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Comment on (C): Artemisia campestris L., field wormwood, Feld-Beifuß
Cf. André (1985, s.v.) and following him D'Aronco (1998,49); but cf. Hunger (1935,167): XIII: ARTEMISIA LEPTAFILOS = A. pontica L.
Occurrences Last Update: 23.11.2010 07:04
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Etymology Last Update: 20.07.2011 09:10
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[1]:
L. TAGANTES; cf. HA, XII: ARTEMISIA TAGANTES ƀ ys oþres cynnes mucgwyrt.
[2]:
N.: "R. mucgwyrt."
[3]:
L. TAGANTES; cf. HA, XII: ARTEMISIA TAGANTES ƀ ys oþres cynnes mucgwyrt.
[4]:
Cf. CGL 3,567,32: LIOPARIS .I. MONOCLONUS. THe lemma is not a corrupt LYCOPHRYX as Meritt referring to CGL 6 suggests but a corrupted LEUCOFRIS, Gk. λεύκοφρυς (cf. André, s.v.). Also cf. Howald / Sigerist (1927,10,14) where LEUCOFRIS is synonymous with ARTEMISIA MONOCLONOS.
[5]:
L. TAGANTES; cf. HA, XII: ARTEMISIA TAGANTES ƀ ys oþres cynnes mucgwyrt.
[6]:
Cf. HA, XIII: "ARTEMISIA LEPTEFILLOS ƀ ys þriddan cynnes mucgwyrt.
[7]:
L. TAGANTES; cf. HA, XII: ARTEMISIA TAGANTES ƀ ys oþres cynnes mucgwyrt.
[8]:
Ch. XI. Cf. Cockayne (2961,i,10,A.10): "(From H.) V. omits all this wort by mistake, and makes the numbering faulty. H. writes ARTENESIA here, but with M in the next wort."
[9]:
Ch. XII; mugcwyrt H.
[10]:
Ch. XI.
[11]:
MS H: mucgwyrt.
[12]:
Ch. XII; mugcwyrt H.
[13]:
Cf. Cockayne (1961,i,102,A.22): "From H., which reads TAGANTES. The original text of B had run on, as did that of V. , but in B. the more recent penman has drawn a line of distinction and written mugwurt TAGANTES."
[14]:
MS H: mucgwyrt; ch. XII; cont.: þysse wyrte seaw þe man eac mvgwyrt nemneþ seo ys swa þeah oþres cynnes. Hilbelink: mugwyrt.
[15]:
Ch. XI.
[16]:
MS B: mugwyrt.
[17]:
Ch. XIII; mugcwyrt H.
[18]:
MS B mugwyrt; ch. XIII; cont.: gyf þu hyre blosþman brytest he hæfþ swæc swylce ellen.
[19]:
Ch. XIII; mugcwyrt H.
[20]:
Nine herbs charm.
[21]:
Cont.: gif man scyle mugcwyrt to læcedome habban, þonne nime man þa readan wæpnedmen 7 þa grenan wifmen to læcecræfte.
[22]:
Following the MS; Stracke erroneously has NEUPONTICUM. L REU PONTICUM = RHA PONTICUM, Rheum. L.; rhubarb; _Rhabarber (cf. André 1985, s.v.).
[23]:
L text (Löweneck 1896,34/10): ARTEMISIA.
It seems that three species of plants were denoted by the OE plant name. Hunger (1935,167): XI: ARTEMISIA = A. vulgaris L.; also cf. André (1985, s.v.) and following him D'Aronco (1998,49).
Etymology: lit. 'gnat-wort, Mückenkraut'; it refers to the fact that flies and gnats like to settle down on A. vulgaris; cf. the use of the plant: "In Norddeutschland hängt man ab und zu in den Stuben Bündel der Pflanze auf, an die sich dann abends die Fliegen in großer Zahl setzen. Hierauf zieht man schnell einen Sack über die Pflanze, sodaß die Fliegen gefangen sind." (Hegi 1906,VI,637). Also cf. the NHG popular names: Fliegenkraut, Müggerk, Muggart, Mugwurz (Pritzel / Jessen 1886,45).