Common Names
- Catalan: Pelosella
- Danish: Håret Høgeurt
- Czech: Jestřábník chlupáček
- French: Epervière piloselle, Piloselle, Oreille de souris, Piloselle de rat, Herbe à l'épervier, Veluette.
- German: Kleines Habichtskraut
- Finnish: Huopakeltano
- Hungarian: Ezüstös hölgymál
- Italian: Pilosella
- Dutch: Muizenoor
- Norwegian: Hårsveve
- Polish: Jastrzębiec kosmaczek
- Swedish: Gråfibbla
- Ukrainian: Нечуйвітер волохатенький
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