| Common names: |
Saponaire officinale (French), albichorno (Galician), albitorno (Galician), alvichorno (Galician), alvitorno (Galician), ārstniecības ziepjusakne (Latvian), bataneira (Galician), chaboi belarra (Euskera), concheira (Galician), concheiro (Galician), Echtes Seifenkraut (German), erba savone (Corsican), erbada (Aragonese), erva saboeira (Portuguese), erva-saboeira (Galician), erva-saboeira (Portuguese), flor de jabón (Spanish, Castillian), flor del jabón (Spanish, Castillian), Garbhán creagach (Irish Gaelic), Gebräuchliches Seifenkraut (German), harilik seebilill (Estonian), herba concheira (Galician), herba cura-carne (Galician), herba das ferreñas (Galician), herba de bugada (Catalan), herba de bugada (Galician), herba de bugada (Portuguese), herba de San Pedro (Galician), herba del sabó (Catalan), herba dos lamparóns (Galician), herba ensabonera (Catalan), herba nodosa (Galician), herba saboeira (Galician), herba sabonera (Catalan), herba sabonera (Galician), herba sabonera (Majorcan), herba sabonera (Portuguese), herba seoane (Galician), herba xaboeira (Galician), herba xabroeira (Galician), herba xabroneira (Galician), herba xabroneira (Portuguese), herbada (Spanish, Castillian), herbas das mans (Galician), Herbe à foulon (French), Herbe à savon (French), hierba de bataneros (Spanish, Castillian), hierba de jabón (Spanish, Castillian), hierba de jaboneros (Spanish, Castillian), hierba de los bataneros (Spanish, Castillian), hierba de los jabones (Spanish, Castillian), hierba jabonera (Spanish, Castillian), hierba lanaria (Spanish, Castillian), jabonera (Aragonese), jabonera (High Aragonese), jabonera (Spanish, Castillian), jabonera común (Spanish, Castillian), jabonera oficinal (Spanish, Castillian), ljekovita sapunika (Croat), matafuego (Aragonese), mydlica lekárska (Slovak), mydlice lékařská (Czech), Mydlnica lekarska (Polish), Navadna milnica (Slovene), Odogaci (Roumanian), palo de jabón (Spanish, Castillian), pitzigorca (Euskera), pitzigorka (Euskera), rohtosuopayrtti (Finnish), sabó de gitana (Catalan), sabó de gitana (Galician), sabó de gitana (Portuguese), sabó de gitano (Catalan), saboeira (Galician), saboeira (Portuguese), saboeira legítima (Portuguese), saboeira maior (Portuguese), saboeira ordinaria (Portuguese), saboi-belar sendakaria (Euskera), sabonaria (Catalan), Sabonaria (Sardinian), saboneira (Galician), saboneira (Portuguese), saboner (Catalan), saboner (Galician), saboner (Portuguese), sabonera (Aragonese), sabonera (Catalan), sabonera (Galician), sabonera (High Aragonese), sabonera (Majorcan), sabonera (Portuguese), sabonera (Valencian), sabonera comuna (Catalan), saboneta (Catalan), saboneta (Galician), saboneta (Portuguese), Sæbeurt (Danish), såpeurt (Norwegian), såpnejlika (Swedish), Saponaire officinale (French), saponària (Catalan), saponaria (Galician), saponária (Galician), saponària (Galician), Saponaria (Italian), saponaria (Portuguese), saponária (Portuguese), saponària (Portuguese), saponaria (Spanish, Castillian), Saponaria comune (Italian), saponella (Italian), Savonnière (French), Sebonllys (Welsh), Shkumëza mjekësore (Albanian), siabuneira (Spanish, Castillian), Soapwort (English), Szappanfű (Hungarian), þvottajurt (Icelandic), txabo (Euskera), txaboe (Euskera), txaboibelarr (Euskera), txaboililia (Euskera), vaistinis putoklis (Lithuanian), xaboeira (Galician), xaboi-belar sandakari (Euskera), xaboi-belar sendakaria (Euskera), xaboi-belar-sendakaría (Euskera), xaboilili (Euskera), xaboililia (Euskera), xabón (Asturian), xaboneira (Galician), xabonera (Spanish, Castillian), xabroneira (Galician), xabroneira (Portuguese), xabu-lili (Euskera), yerba de bataneros (Spanish, Castillian), yerba jabonera (Spanish, Castillian), yerba lanaria (Spanish, Castillian), yerba xabonera (Spanish, Castillian), Zeepkruid (Dutch), zumbón (Galician), zuribelarr (Euskera), zuribelarra (Euskera), Σαπωναρία η φαρμακευτική (Greek), Дәран сабуноту (Azerbaijani), Лечебно сапунче (Bulgarian), мыльнянка леарственная (Russian), Сэпунарицэ медичиналэ (Moldovian)[Credits] |
