Definition of herb bennet in English:

herb bennet

nounˈbɛnɪt

another term for wood avens
Example sentencesExamples
- During the Middle Ages, the Romans regarded herb bennet as an effective fever reducer.
- Known as herb bennet or wood avens, this is a yellow-flowered herbaceous perennial up to 2 ft tall, occurring fairly commonly in shaded ground by woods or in hedges.
- When suffering from chills and diarrhea, a decoction of herb bennet is suggested.
- There is an abundance of wild flowers to be seen on the walk - bugle, herb bennet (wood avens), early purple orchid, speedwell.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French herbe beneite, from medieval Latin herba benedicta 'blessed herb' (apparently first applied to a plant thought to ward off the Devil).

单词	herb bennet
释义	Definition of herb bennet in English: herb bennet nounˈbɛnɪt another term for wood avens Example sentencesExamples During the Middle Ages, the Romans regarded herb bennet as an effective fever reducer. Known as herb bennet or wood avens, this is a yellow-flowered herbaceous perennial up to 2 ft tall, occurring fairly commonly in shaded ground by woods or in hedges. When suffering from chills and diarrhea, a decoction of herb bennet is suggested. There is an abundance of wild flowers to be seen on the walk - bugle, herb bennet (wood avens), early purple orchid, speedwell. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French herbe beneite, from medieval Latin herba benedicta 'blessed herb' (apparently first applied to a plant thought to ward off the Devil).
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