Ruta_graveolens_bd3_tafel_006

rūde

noun, f., n-decl., 106 occ.

Type: plant

Last Update: 11.10.2011 08:43

Old-English: rude, rute, RUTA (lat.),

Latin (Machine generated): FULLE RUTA, RUTA, RUTAM, SARTA,

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References Last Update: 21.11.2022 18:37

Meanings Last Update: 17.07.2010 11:01

  • B: : foreign
    Ruta montana L., mountain rue, Kleine Wiesenraute
  • A: plant: foreign
    Ruta graveolens L., common rue, Wein-Raute
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Comments Last Update: 10.08.2011 09:01

  • Comment on (A): Ruta graveolens L., common rue, Wein-Raute

    None of the occurrences from LA, HA, PD are recorded in BT(SC) (cf. BT, s.v.v. rūde, rūte). L FULLE seems to be an OE word and probably belongs to a (lost) L lemma like PALIURUS (cf. s.vv. →fulle and →sinfulle).

  • Comment on (B): Ruta montana L., mountain rue, Kleine Wiesenraute

    In HA CXVII RUTA MONTANA (or RUTA SILUATICA) denotes R. montana (cf. Hunger 1935,168) a species which is only found in the Mediterranean.

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Occurrences Last Update: 23.09.2010 06:42

  • AntFö, 130,193 RUTA rude
  • Br,WW, 301,11 RUTA rude
  • C 28, Na 56, 389 RUTA rude
  • C 84, Gough S.286 und Bierbaumer 1977, S.119 RUTA rude
  • ClQu, 86,9 RUTAM rutan
  • Dur, 175 FULLE RUTA rude
  • Dur, 291 RUTA rude
  • Dur, 300 SARTA[1] MONTANA rude
  • HA, 184/19[2] gsg rudan
  • HA, 198/18[3] nsg Rude
  • HA, 198/20[4] asg þe man rutam 7 þam gelice oþrum naman rudan nemneþ
  • HA, 198/23[5] asg rutam
  • HA, 200/4[6] asg rutan
  • HA, 200/9[7] asg rutan
  • HA, 230/1[8] nsg Rude
  • HA, 230/10[9] asg rutam SILUATICAM
  • HA, 230/2[10] asg þe man rutam MONTANAM 7 oþrum naman þam gelice rudan nemneþ
  • HA, 230/20[11] gsg rute SILUATICE
  • HA, 230/25[12] gsg rute SILUATICE
  • HA, 230/6[13] asg rutam MONTANAM
  • HA, 244/4[14] dsg rudan
  • HA, 276/23[15] dsg rudan
  • HA, 314/21[16] nsg rude
  • HA, 36/24[17] nsg ruta ƀ is rude
  • HA, 46/7[18] nsg ruta MONTANA ƀ is rude
  • LA, 100/12 asg rudan
  • LA, 100/25 nsg rude
  • LA, 102/8 nsg rude
  • LA, 104/10 gsg rudan
  • LA, 110/12 nsg rude
  • LA, 114/3[19] nsg rude
  • LA, 118/25 nsg rude
  • LA, 122/17 nsg rude
  • LA, 148/5 asg rudan
  • LA, 148/9 nsg rude
  • LA, 166/20 asg rudan
  • LA, 168/24 asg rudan
  • LA, 170/8 asg rudan
  • LA, 180/10 nsg rude
  • LA, 180/16 gsg rudan
  • LA, 194/9 gsg rudan
  • LA, 196/26 gsg rudan
  • Laud, 1261 RUTA rude ET PIGANON
  • LB, 10/3 gsg rudan
  • LB, 100/14 asg rudan
  • LB, 107/31 nsg rude
  • LB, 107/4 asg rudan
  • LB, 108/18 asg rudan
  • LB, 109/1 asg rudan
  • LB, 109/2 gsg rudan
  • LB, 11/18 gsg rudan
  • LB, 17/27 asg rudan
  • LB, 19/32 asg rudan
  • LB, 19/6 asg rudan
  • LB, 19/9 gsg rudan
  • LB, 20/26 asg rudan
  • LB, 20/8 asg rudan
  • LB, 32/11 nsg rude
  • LB, 42/32 nsg rude
  • LB, 44/15 asg rudan
  • LB, 55/14 gsg rudan
  • LB, 55/27 nsg rude
  • LB, 55/40 gsg rudan
  • LB, 56/37 asg rudan
  • LB, 57/9 asg rudan
  • LB, 6/26 asg rudan
  • LB, 60/14 asg rudan
  • LB, 60/23 gsg rudan
  • LB, 62/19 asg rudan
  • LB, 65/2 gsg rudan
  • LB, 68/1 asg rudan
  • LB, 69/12 asg rudan
  • LB, 7/19 gsg rudan
  • LB, 7/31 gsg rudan
  • LB, 70/22 asg rudan
  • LB, 70/33 gsg rudan
  • LB, 70/35 asg rudan
  • LB, 71/34 gsg rudan
  • LB, 72/15 asg rudan
  • LB, 77/5 asg rudan
  • LB, 78/35 gsg rudan
  • LB, 79/4 asg rudan
  • LB, 80/18 nsg rude
  • LB, 80/18 asg rudan
  • LB, 80/20 nsg rude
  • LB, 80/20 asg rudan
  • LB, 83/14 gsg rudan
  • LB, 88/31 nsg rude
  • LB, 9/3 nsg rude
  • LB, 9/38 gsg rudan
  • LB, 9/5 asg rudan
  • LB, 9/6 asg rudan
  • LB, 94/18 asg rudan
  • LB, 94/8 asg rudan
  • LB, 95/6 asg rudan
  • LB, 97/10 nsg rude
  • LB, 98/19 asg rudan
  • LB, 99/33 asg rudan
  • PD, 11/14 gsg rudan
  • PD, 11/24 gsg rudan
  • PD, 15/18 asg rudan
  • PD, 21/28 asg rudan
  • PD, 41/5 asg rudan
  • PD, 7/21 asg rudan
  • PD, 9/14 asg rudan
  • Æ, 310,14 RUTA[20] rude
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Etymology Last Update: 11.10.2011 08:43

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Image Last Update: 11.10.2011 08:43

Ruta graveolens L., common rue, Wein-Raute

Ruta_graveolens_bd3_tafel_006

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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[1]:

N: "SARTA oder SAITA?" But cf. Lindheim"s n. 300: "Für SARTA MONTANA schlage ich nach dem Vorbild Herb CXVII die Lesart ruta montana vor (Ver­tauschung von insularem r und u mit s und a)."

[2]:

Ch. LXXXI.

[3]:

Ch. XCI; ru­ta MS B.

[4]:

Ch. XCI; ru­ta MS B.

[5]:

Ch. XCI; ru­ta MS B.

[6]:

Ch. XCI; ru­ta MS B.

[7]:

Ch. XCI; Hilbelink: rutam.

[8]:

Ch. CXVII.

[9]:

Ch. CXVII.

[10]:

Ch. CXVII.

[11]:

Ch. CXVII.

[12]:

Ch. CXVII.

[13]:

Ch. CXVII.

[14]:

Ch. CXXXI; cont.: Ðeos wyrt [nædderwyrt] ys rudan gelic.

[15]:

Ch. CLII; cont.: heo [= hypericon] hafaþ leaf rudan gelice.

[16]:

Ch. CLXXX; cont.: heo [litospermon] hafaþ maran leaf þonne rude.

[17]:

Ch. XCI; the plant is missing in VT; cf. Cockayne 1951,I.,36,n.13: "(From B.H.)".

[18]:

Ch. CXVII.

[19]:

Between the lines.

[20]:

Gillingham 679 (1981, 197): Etym. XVII.xi.8: RUTA DICTA QUOD SIT FERVENTISSIMA. CUIUS ALTERA AGRESTIS ATQUE VIRTUTE ACRIOR; SED UTRAQUE FERVENTISSIMAE CONPROBANTUR. HANC VENENIS REPUGNARE MUSTELAE DOCENT, QUAE DUM CUM SERPENTE DIMICAVERINT, CIBO EIUS ARMANTUR.