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| − | 1df [en] | + | 1df [en] @@herb; fragrant/aromatic/savory plant; sweetgrass |
| − | 1df [fr] | + | 1df [fr] @@ |
2en @@bot. | 2en @@bot. | ||
| − | 2df [en] @@ | + | 2df [en] @@Ch. coriander (Coriandrum sativum) |
2df [fr] @@ | 2df [fr] @@ | ||
| − | 3df [en] | + | 2see xiāngcài [1014062347] |
| − | 3df [fr] | + | 3en coll. |
| + | 3df [en] vanilla | ||
| + | 3df [fr] vanille | ||
rem@TB2006年03月08日 Moved "vanilla" first and abridged the rest. What does this term USUALLY mean? It was one of the glosses for EC "herb", but that gloss/meaning doesn't even appear here. Add "herb"? The usual word for "coriander" seems to be 芫荽, which is not class a. YY2008.10.1 It means 'vanilla'. | rem@TB2006年03月08日 Moved "vanilla" first and abridged the rest. What does this term USUALLY mean? It was one of the glosses for EC "herb", but that gloss/meaning doesn't even appear here. Add "herb"? The usual word for "coriander" seems to be 芫荽, which is not class a. YY2008.10.1 It means 'vanilla'. | ||
rem 1en bot. | rem 1en bot. | ||
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freq 5 [gr:E] | freq 5 [gr:E] | ||
rem@sarahbrahy_2017-07-02T23:01:00CEST changed entry | rem@sarahbrahy_2017-07-02T23:01:00CEST changed entry | ||
| + | rem@rscook_2018-08-30T08:44:07PDT add ‘herb’ as 1df, the most general usage (HDZ, HDC, WP); ‘sweetgrass’ is a general term like ‘herb’; ‘coriander’ is a more specific native usage syn. 香菜, now 2df; 3df vanilla is modern colloq. (not in GFC), properly 香荚兰 etc., see syns. now at EC vanilla | ||
</WL> | </WL> | ||
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