Senecio Vulgaris - Common Names

Common Names

  • English: Old-man-in-the-Spring, Common Groundsel, Groundsel, Ragwort, Grimsel, Grinsel, Grundsel, Simson, Birdseed, Chickenweed, Old-man-of-the-spring, Squaw Weed, Grundy Swallow, Ground Glutton, Common Butterweed
  • Portuguese: Cardo-morto
  • Norwegian: Åkersvineblom
  • Danish: Almindelig Brandbæger
  • Croatian: Badeljac, Guščernjak, Kostrič zečji, Obični dragušac, Obični kostriš, Obični staračac
  • German: Gemeines Greiskraut, Gemeines Kreuzkraut, Gewöhnliches Greiskraut
  • Estonian: Harilik ristirohi
  • Maltese: Ħaxixa tal-Kanali, Kubrita
  • French: Herbe aux coitrons, Séneçon commun, Séneçon vulgaire
  • Galician: Mexacán
  • Catalan: Xenixell
  • Dutch: Klein kruiskruid
  • Swedish: Korsört, Vanlig korsört
  • Icelandic: Krossgras
  • Slovene: Navadni grint
  • Lithuanian: Paprastoji žilė
  • Latvian: Parastā krustaine
  • Finnish: Peltovillakko
  • Polish: Starzec zwyczajny
  • Italian: Senecione comune
  • Spanish: Hierba cana, senecio común, flor amarilla, cineraria o yuyito
  • Slovak: Starček obyčajný
  • Hebrew: סַבְיוֹן פָּשׁוּט סביון פשוט‎
  • Romanian: Cruciuliţă
  • Russian: Крестовник обыкновенный
  • Chinese: 歐洲黃菀
  • Chinese: 欧洲千里光
  • Japanese: ノボロギク、野襤褸菊
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