Definition of ginseng in English:

ginseng

noun ˈdʒɪnsɛŋˈdʒɪnsɛŋ

1mass noun A plant tuber credited with various tonic and medicinal properties.
Example sentencesExamples
- Two species of ginseng have shown promise in managing diabetes.
- They have bought a lot of ginseng and other tonics to boost his nutrition intake.
- Read on to learn more about ginseng's amazing healing properties.
- American ginseng may possess effects similar to Asian ginseng.
- For this reason ginseng has been called the ‘king of tonic medicine’ in the Orient and a panacea in the West.
2The plant from which ginseng is obtained, native to eastern Asia and North America.
Genus Panax, family Araliaceae: several species, in particular the Asian P. pseudoginseng and the North American P. quinquefolius
Example sentencesExamples
- Harvest herb roots including bloodroot, chicory, ginseng, and golden seal in the fall, after the foliage fades.
- Panax ginseng is the herb most people are familiar with.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Chinese rénshēn, from rén 'man' + shēn, a kind of herb (because of the supposed resemblance of the forked root to a person).

Definition of ginseng in US English:

ginseng

nounˈjinseNGˈdʒɪnsɛŋ

1A plant tuber credited with various tonic and medicinal properties, especially in East Asia.
Example sentencesExamples
- Read on to learn more about ginseng's amazing healing properties.
- For this reason ginseng has been called the ‘king of tonic medicine’ in the Orient and a panacea in the West.
- American ginseng may possess effects similar to Asian ginseng.
- They have bought a lot of ginseng and other tonics to boost his nutrition intake.
- Two species of ginseng have shown promise in managing diabetes.
2The plant from which ginseng is obtained, native to eastern Asia and North America.
Genus Panax, family Araliaceae: several species, in particular the Asian P. pseudoginseng and the North American P. quinquefolius
Example sentencesExamples
- Harvest herb roots including bloodroot, chicory, ginseng, and golden seal in the fall, after the foliage fades.
- Panax ginseng is the herb most people are familiar with.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Chinese rénshēn, from rén ‘man’ + shēn, a kind of herb (because of the supposed resemblance of the forked root to a person).

单词	ginseng
释义	Definition of ginseng in English: ginseng noun ˈdʒɪnsɛŋˈdʒɪnsɛŋ 1mass noun A plant tuber credited with various tonic and medicinal properties. Example sentencesExamples Two species of ginseng have shown promise in managing diabetes. They have bought a lot of ginseng and other tonics to boost his nutrition intake. Read on to learn more about ginseng's amazing healing properties. American ginseng may possess effects similar to Asian ginseng. For this reason ginseng has been called the ‘king of tonic medicine’ in the Orient and a panacea in the West. 2The plant from which ginseng is obtained, native to eastern Asia and North America. Genus Panax, family Araliaceae: several species, in particular the Asian P. pseudoginseng and the North American P. quinquefolius Example sentencesExamples Harvest herb roots including bloodroot, chicory, ginseng, and golden seal in the fall, after the foliage fades. Panax ginseng is the herb most people are familiar with. Origin Mid 17th century: from Chinese rénshēn, from rén 'man' + shēn, a kind of herb (because of the supposed resemblance of the forked root to a person). Definition of ginseng in US English: ginseng nounˈjinseNGˈdʒɪnsɛŋ 1A plant tuber credited with various tonic and medicinal properties, especially in East Asia. Example sentencesExamples Read on to learn more about ginseng's amazing healing properties. For this reason ginseng has been called the ‘king of tonic medicine’ in the Orient and a panacea in the West. American ginseng may possess effects similar to Asian ginseng. They have bought a lot of ginseng and other tonics to boost his nutrition intake. Two species of ginseng have shown promise in managing diabetes. 2The plant from which ginseng is obtained, native to eastern Asia and North America. Genus Panax, family Araliaceae: several species, in particular the Asian P. pseudoginseng and the North American P. quinquefolius Example sentencesExamples Harvest herb roots including bloodroot, chicory, ginseng, and golden seal in the fall, after the foliage fades. Panax ginseng is the herb most people are familiar with. Origin Mid 17th century: from Chinese rénshēn, from rén ‘man’ + shēn, a kind of herb (because of the supposed resemblance of the forked root to a person).
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