Significado de "árnică" en el diccionario de rumano

PRONUNCIACIÓN DE ÁRNICĂ EN RUMANO

árnică

QUÉ SIGNIFICA ÁRNICĂ EN RUMANO

definición de árnică en el diccionario rumano

árnică f., pl. (árnica mártir, d. lat. ptármica, que viene d. vgr. ptarmiké, [planta] que te hace estornudar). Una planta de la familia de compuestos estimulantes, febrífugos, tónicos y vulnerables (árnica montána). \u0026 # X2013; Pop. bicicleta de montaña

árnică f., pl. ĭ (mlat. arnica, d. lat. ptármica, care vine d. vgr. ptarmiké, [plantă] care te face să strănuțĭ). O plantă din familia compuselor cu proprietățĭ stimulante, febrifuge, tonice și vulnerare (árnica montána). – Pop. podbeal de munte.

TRADUCCIÓN DE ÁRNICĂ

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Las traducciones de árnică presentadas en esta sección han sido obtenidas mediante traducción automática estadística a partir del idioma rumano.

• Traductor rumano - chino: 山金车
• Traductor rumano - español: árnica
• Traductor rumano - inglés: Arnica
• Traductor rumano - hindi: अर्निका
• Traductor rumano - árabe: زهرة العطاس
• Traductor rumano - ruso: арника
• Traductor rumano - portugués: arnica
• Traductor rumano - bengalí: ভেষজবৃক্ষবিশষ
• Traductor rumano - francés: arnica
• Traductor rumano - malayo: Arnica
• Traductor rumano - alemán: Arnika
• Traductor rumano - japonés: アルニカ
• Traductor rumano - coreano: 아르니카
• Traductor rumano - javanés: arnica
• Traductor rumano - vietnamita: giống cây cúc
• Traductor rumano - tamil: arnica
• Traductor rumano - maratí: arnica
• Traductor rumano - turco: arnika
• Traductor rumano - italiano: arnica
• Traductor rumano - polaco: kupalnik
• Traductor rumano - ucraniano: Арніка
• rumano: árnică
• Traductor rumano - griego: φαρμακευτικό φυτό
• Traductor rumano - afrikáans: Arnica
• Traductor rumano - sueco: Arnica
• Traductor rumano - noruego: Arnica

10 LIBROS DEL RUMANO RELACIONADOS CON «ÁRNICĂ»

Descubre el uso de árnică en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con árnică y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.

Rodale's Illustrated Encyclopedia of Herbs - Pagina 17

ARNYCA Arnica montana Compositae Suppose you spent the whole day yesterday helping your best friend move into a new apartment—on the third floor. Today, every muscle in your body aches. Well, gather some arnica flowers, and cook ...

Claire Kowalchik, ‎William H. Hylton, 1998

Arnica, Calendula, Cantharis As External Remedies

The amount of information must not be judged by the thickness of the book, for much that is valuable has been considered into a small compass; thus usefulness has not been sacrificed to brevity.

Thomas Henry, 2003

Plants of British Columbia: Scientific and Common Names of ...

ASTERACEAE Arnica alpina var. ungavensis Boivin = Amica angustifolia ssp. angustifolia [ARNIANGO] Arnica alpina var. vestita Hultén = Arnica angustifolia ssp. angustifolia [ARNIANGO] Arnica amplexicaulis Nutt. [ARNIAMP] (streambank ...

Hong Qian, ‎K. Klinka, 1998

Arnica, the Wonder Herb: The Remedy that Should be in ...

Arnica is the most widely used remedy in homoeopathic prescribing. This book has been especially written for those with no knowledge of homeopathy, who wish to use the remedies in cases of injuries and emergencies.

Phyllis Speight, 1977

Essential Herbal Wisdom: A Complete Exploration of 50 ...

Individual reactions to the external use of arnica vary widely. Those with sensitive skin, or who develop a reaction to the herb, should avoid arnica, but everyone else should keep a bottle of the tincture within reach (see the recipe below).

Nancy Arrowsmith, 2009

Planting the Future: Saving Our Medicinal Herbs - Pagina 60

_L he first time I really got to know arnica was on a clear June morning in the early 1980s. I was on a trip collecting the vibrant golden flowers with two other herbalist friends, Sunny Mavor and Debra St. Claire. We packed up Debra's station ...

Rosemary Gladstar, ‎Pamela Hirsch, 2000

Canadian Rockies Trail Guide - Pagina 74

Though the distance to Arnica Lake is not great, the hike is somewhat arduous — you start out by losing over 100 m of elevation, then gain nearly 600 m over the last 3.6 km. Yet, despite all its ups- and-downs, the hike to this tarn nestled ...

Brian Patton, ‎Bart Robinson, 2011

The Essential Guide to Herbal Safety - Pagina 245

Adulteration Botanical names: Arnica montana L., A. chamissonis Less. subsp. foliosa (Nutt.) Maguire Family: Compositae Plant part used: Flower Safety Summary Pregnancy category X: High risk of damage to the foetus when taken internally.

Simon Mills, ‎Kerry Bone, 2005

Canadian Medicinal Crops - Pagina 30

Arnica should not be applied to broken or damaged skin. Given the potential for allergenic reactions, it seems unwise to use this herb except under qualified medical supervision. Chemistry In some cases entire plants or the roots are utilized, ...

Ernest Small, ‎Paul M. Catling, ‎National Research Council Canada, 1999

Let's Get Natural with Herbs - Pagina 51

Arnica (ar ni-ke) (Arnica montana) Synonyms/Related Species: Alpine Arnica (arnica angustifolia), Common Arnica, European Arnica, Hairy Arnica (arnica mollis), Heart-Leaved Arnica (arnica cordifolia), Lake Louise Arnica (arnica louiseana) ...

Debra Rayburn, 2007