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==List of common names for anise around the world<ref>Allen, Gary. ''The Herbalist in the Kitchen'', 2007.</ref>== | |||
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Latest revision as of 09:25, 27 September 2013
List of common names for anise around the world[1]
| Country | Common names |
|---|---|
| Algeria | habbet e'hlawoua, sanoudj |
| Arabic | yanisum, yensoon |
| Brazil | erva-doce |
| China | huei-hsiang, pa chio, yan kok |
| Denmark | grøn anis |
| Estonia | harilik aniis |
| Ethiopia | insilal |
| Finland | anisruoho |
| France | anis vert, boucage, graines d'anis noir |
| Germany | anis, anys |
| Hungary | anis |
| Iceland | anís |
| Iran | anisun |
| Iraq | habbat hilwa, yansoon |
| India | pedha jilkara, perumjeeragam, saunf, shatpushpa, shoap, sombu, sulpha |
| Indonesia | jintan mani |
| Israel | shamir |
| Italy | anice, anice verde |
| Malta | cumino dulce |
| Mexico | anís, anís chico, pimpinela |
| Morocco | habbt hlawa, nafaa |
| Netherlands | anijs, groene anijs, nieszaad, wilde pimpernel |
| Norway | anis |
| Philippines | anis |
| Poland | biedrzeniec anyz |
| Portugal | anis, anis verde, erva foce |
| Romania | anis |
| Russia | anis |
| Spain | anis, anís, matalhuga |
| Sweden | anis |
| Turkey | anason |
| Vietnam | cay vi |
Footnotes
- ↑ Allen, Gary. The Herbalist in the Kitchen, 2007.