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abreguet (Majorcan), abusto (Spanish, Castillian), albena (Catalan), albena (Spanish, Castillian), albeña (Spanish, Castillian), albenga (Catalan), alenga (Catalan), alenya (Catalan), alfaneira (Galician), alfaneira (Portuguese), alfaneiro (Galician), alfaneiro (Portuguese), alfeheiro (Portuguese), alfena (Portuguese), alfena (Spanish, Castillian), alfeña (Spanish, Castillian), alfeneiro (Galician), alfeneiro (Portuguese), alfenheiro (Galician), alfenheiro (Portuguese), alfeninheiro (Portuguese), alheña (Spanish, Castillian), alhenya (Catalan), aligustre (Aragonese), aligustre (Catalan), aligustre (Spanish, Castillian), alquena (Catalan), árbol de alheña (Spanish, Castillian), árbol del paraiso (Spanish, Castillian), arbustu arrunt (Euskera), arbustu arrunta (Euskera), arbustu-arrunta (Euskera), azahar silvestre (Spanish, Castillian), belchalea (Euskera), belchaliá (Majorcan), beltzale (Euskera), biñorría (Euskera), biñorriá (Majorcan), boje (Spanish, Castillian), capicuerno (Spanish, Castillian), cascafilgueiro (Portuguese), cornampuya (Asturian), cornapú (Asturian), cornapuya (Asturian), cornapuz (Spanish, Castillian), dentisco (Aragonese), dentisco (High Aragonese), fiadeira (Galician), fiafeira (Galician), fiafeira (Portuguese), fiaza (Galician), filseira (Galician), filseira (Portuguese), fusera (Galician), galiña gorda (Galician), herba dels fics (Catalan), legustio (Spanish, Castillian), legustre (Aragonese), legustre (High Aragonese), ligustro (Galician), ligustro (Portuguese), ligustro (Spanish, Castillian), ligustro germánico (Spanish, Castillian), llampuga blanca (Catalan), malamdurillo (Spanish, Castillian), malmadurillo (Spanish, Castillian), malmarudillo (Spanish, Castillian), matahombres (Spanish, Castillian), mata-hombres (Spanish, Castillian), olivastro (Spanish, Castillian), olivella (Catalan), olivella (Majorcan), olivereta (Catalan), olivereta (Valencian), palillo duro (Spanish, Castillian), pisagang (Aragonese), pisasang (Catalan), pisasang (High Aragonese), pisasang (Valencian), rotabech (Majorcan), sanguine(t) (Catalan), sanguine(t) (Valencian), sanguñera (Spanish, Castillian), sanjuanín (Asturian), sant´Antoninhas (Portuguese), santantoniñas (Galician), santantoninhas (Galician), santantoninhas (Portuguese), sebe de jardín (Spanish, Castillian), sosacusiá (Majorcan), sosakusi (Euskera), sosakusia (Euskera), tilseira (Galician), tousera (Galician), troana (Catalan), yerba de las andaderas (High Aragonese), zuhain madarikatu (Euskera)[Credits] |
