mandrake
Latin translation: mandragora
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14 mins confidence: 
mandragora Explanation: That's how you call it in Latin and in Greek. The scientific name is "allium victoralis" or "atropa belladonna". HTH, Serge L. my Dutch etymological dictionary |
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