Arthemisa (en. Artemisia)

/aɾ.teˈmi.sa/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Plant of the genus Artemisia, known for its medicinal properties.

Artemisia is used in infusions to relieve stomach pain.

La artemisa se utiliza en infusiones para aliviar el dolor estomacal.

Aromatic herb used in cooking, especially in meat dishes.

I added artemisia to the sauce to give a special touch to the lamb.

Añadí artemisa a la salsa para dar un toque especial al cordero.

Plant used in traditional medicine to treat various ailments.

It is said that artemisia helps improve digestion.

Se dice que la artemisa ayuda a mejorar la digestión.

The term 'arthemisa' comes from the Greek 'artemisia', related to the goddess Artemis.

Make an artemisia tea

Prepare an infusion of the plant for digestive benefits.

Hacer un té de artemisa

Use artemisia in the kitchen

Incorporate the aromatic plant into culinary recipes.

Usar artemisa en la cocina

foreign

Reference to a similar plant, but with different properties.

ajeno

absinthe

Highly alcoholic liquor that contains artemisia.

absenta

herbal medicine

Practice of using plants, such as artemisia, for therapeutic purposes.

medicina herbal

Healing tea in popular culture.

I had an artemisia tea to feel better.

Tomé un té de artemisa para sentirme mejor.

Referring to traditional medicine in informal conversations.

She always says that artemisia is the magical solution for everything.

Ella siempre dice que la artemisa es la solución mágica para todo.