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1 ἱππάκη
A mare's-milk cheese, used by the Scythians, Hp.Aër.18, A.Fr. 198, Theopomp.Hist.48, Thphr.HP9.13.2, Dsc.2.71:—also [full] ἱππάκης, ου, ὁ, Eust.916.16.2 horse's rennet, Dsc.2.75. -
2 erba
f grassgastronomy erbe pl herbserbe aromatiche herbsalle erbe with herbsfig in erba budding* * *erba s.f.1 grass; ( medicinale, aromatica) herb; ( infestante) weed: coperto d'erba, grassy (o turfy); ricoprire d'erba, to grass; filo d'erba, blade of grass; tagliare, fare l'erba, to cut (o to mow) the grass; erbe aromatiche, sweet herbs; infuso d'erbe, herbal (o herb-) tea; mangiare sull'erba, to have a picnic; tenere a erba un cavallo, to put a horse out to grass // d'erba, herbal; senza erba, herbless // in erba, green (o unripe), (fig.) budding: grano in erba, green corn; un campione in erba, a budding champion; un dottore in erba, a budding physician (o doctor) // vietato calpestare l'erba, (please) keep off the grass // fare d'ogni erba un fascio, to generalize // l'erba voglio non cresce neanche nel giardino del re, (prov.) you can't have everything you want // l'erba del vicino è sempre più verde, (prov.) the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence2 (bot. pop.): erba amara, ( Chrysanthemum balsamita) costmary (o rosemary); erba benedetta, ( Geum urbanum) avens-root; erba calderina, ( Senecio vulgaris) groundsel; erba cali, soda, ( Salsola kali) glasswort (o kali); erba cervina, ( Nardus stricta) moor mat-grass; erba cicutaria, ( Erodium cicutarium) stork's-bill; erba cimicina, ( Geranium robertianum) crane's bill; erba cipollina, ( Allium schoenoprasum) chive (s); erba cristallina, ( Mesembryanthemum crystallinum) ice plant; erba del cucco, ( Silene inflata) bladder-campion; erba di San Giovanni, ( Hypericum perforatum) Aaron's beard (o great St. John's wort); erba di San Lorenzo, ( Ajuga reptans) bugle; erba di San Giacomo, ( Senecio jacobaea) ragwort; erba di San Pietro, ( Crithmum maritimum) samphire; erba di Venere, ( Acorus calamus) calamus; erba fragolina, ( Sanicula europaea) sanicle; erba fumaria, ( Adoxa moschatellina) moschatel; erba galletta, ( Lathyrus pratensis) vetchling; erba grata, ( Potamogeton pusillus) baby pondweed; erba guada, ( Reseda luteola) weld; erba luisa, ( Lippia citrodora) lemon verbena; erba mazzolina, ( Dactylis glomerata) cock's foot; erba medica, ( Medicago sativa) alfalfa (o lucerne); erba morella, ( Solanum nigrum) morel; erba moscatella, ( Salvia sclarea) clary; erba peperina, ( Filipendula hexapetala) dropwort; erba querciola, ( Teucrium chamaedrys) wall germander; erba renaiola, ( Spergula arvensis) spurry; erba sana, ( Hypericum androsaemum) tutsan; erba vellutina, ( Cynoglossum officinale) dog's (o hound's) tongue; erba vettonica, ( Agrimonia eupatoria) agrimony; erba zolfina, ( Galium verum) cheese-rennet // erba da gatti, da porri, dei dolori, impaziente, lucciola ecc. → gatto, porro, dolore, impaziente, lucciola ecc.* * *['ɛrba]sfgrass, Culin, Med herb, (fam : marijuana) grass, potin erba — (fig : pittore, scultore) budding
fare di ogni erba un fascio fig — to lump everything (o everybody) together
* * *['ɛrba]sostantivo femminile1) (tappeto erboso) grass"vietato calpestare l'erba" — "keep off the grass"
2) (pianta) herb; (infestante) weed- e aromatiche — aromatic o mixed herbs
3) colloq. (marijuana) grass, dope4) in erba (ancora verde) [ grano] in the blade, bladed; (giovane) [musicista, campione] budding•erba gatta — catmint BE, catnip AE
••l'erba del vicino è sempre più verde — the grass is (always) greener on the other side (of the fence)
* * *erba/'εrba/sostantivo f.1 (tappeto erboso) grass; "vietato calpestare l'erba" "keep off the grass"3 colloq. (marijuana) grass, dopevedere l'erba dalla parte delle radici to be pushing up (the) daisies; l'erba del vicino è sempre più verde the grass is (always) greener on the other side (of the fence)\
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