The name of which herb translated means 'Little Dragon'?
Spanish Tarragon. The French call French Tarragon, Herbe au Dragon. Indeed, the word Tarragon is thought to be a poorly pronounced French word Esdragon. The French got their Dragon monikers from the Latin species name for French Tarragon which is dracunculus.Roughly translated this means little dragon.And, while there is a lot of written speculation that the dragon part refers to some ancient use of this herb to cure bites and stings of all manner of creatures.any times herbs are produced by large nurseries that do so many other plants, like junipers and pansies, that they don't take the time to know their herbs. Just remember your Tarragon should breathe fire like a little dragon. French Tarragon makes a tasty addition to our Kitchen Herb Garden Six Pack. As mentioned earlier, the common or English name of this herb is believed to be a derivative of the French estragon. The French estragon, in turn, got its name from the Latin term dracunculus' denoting little dragon'. In some places, tarragon is also referred to as the dragon herb'.The herb is a perennial shrub belonging to the Composite family-the family of which daisies are also members. The shrub usually has slender stems and grows up to a height of two feet. Tarragon bears slender leaves that have a profoundly green hue.n some places, tarragon is also referred to as the dragon herb'. The herb is a perennial shrub belonging to the Composite family-the family of which daisies are also members. The shrub usually has slender stems and grows up to a height of two feet. Tarragon bears slender leaves that have a profoundly green hue. Kaida Little Dragon - 09-20-2010, 03:34 PM. I found a website that lists Kaida as a Japanese female name that means little dragon. I researched the literal Japanese translation of little dragon and came up with chiisai ryuu.es, but Kyle come from the scottish highlands word caol which is a word, not a name, with that meaning. What is the basis of Kaida having the meaning of little dragon, If in fact it does have that meaning? Yes I realize that Mr. Lee was Chinese. Herbs And Names. Every herb has two sets of names-common names and a Latin name, which is usually its botanical name also. While the common names of the herbs may be modified by people in different eras and different places, the Latin names of the plants remain the same almost always.Generally, many gardeners refrain from using the botanical names of the herbs, as they find these names difficult to pronounce and even daunting.hree herbs of these four are members of the family Labiatae-a name derived from the Latin term denoting lips. In fact, all members of Labiatae family bear distinct flowers that typically resemble open mouths, wherein the lower lips are a little extended. It was introduced into the United States in the early 1800s. The name tarragon is a corruption of either the French word estragon or the Arabic word tarkhum - each mean little dragon.. It was used by ancient Greeks for its medicinal properties.The most widely used variety of tarragon comes from France.t was introduced into the United States in the early 1800s. The name tarragon is a corruption of either the French word estragon or the Arabic word tarkhum - each mean little dragon.. It was used by ancient Greeks for its medicinal properties. I recall that Bruce Lee’s given Chinese name was Xiao Long, which is also little dragon. The character for Long and Ryuu appear to be the same to me. Chiisai appears to include the Xiao character but has additional characters.es, but Kyle come from the scottish highlands word caol which is a word, not a name, with that meaning. What is the basis of Kaida having the meaning of little dragon, If in fact it does have that meaning? Yes I realize that Mr. Lee was Chinese. Originally Posted by Mudbone. I found a website that lists Kaida as a Japanese female name that means little dragon. I researched the literal Japanese translation of little dragon and came up with chiisai ryuu.es, but Kyle come from the scottish highlands word caol which is a word, not a name, with that meaning. What is the basis of Kaida having the meaning of little dragon, If in fact it does have that meaning? Yes I realize that Mr. Lee was Chinese. SAGE: English unisex name which can mean either sage (the spice) or profoundly wise one.. SORREL: English unisex name derived from the name of a perennial herb, sorrel, from Old French surele, from Frankish *sur, meaning sour..MALE:BAS: Short form of English Basil, meaning king or basil (the herb).. BASIL: English form of French Basile, meaning king..ORREL: English unisex name derived from the name of a perennial herb, sorrel, from Old French surele, from Frankish *sur, meaning sour.. MALE: BAS: Short form of English Basil, meaning king or basil (the herb).. BASIL: English form of French Basile, meaning king.. UNISEX: SAGE: English unisex name which can mean either sage (the spice) or profoundly wise one.. SORREL: English unisex name derived from the name of a perennial herb, sorrel, from Old French surele, from Frankish *sur, meaning sour.. MALE:BAS: Short form of English Basil, meaning king or basil (the herb).. BASIL: English form of French Basile, meaning king..ORREL: English unisex name derived from the name of a perennial herb, sorrel, from Old French surele, from Frankish *sur, meaning sour.. MALE: BAS: Short form of English Basil, meaning king or basil (the herb).. BASIL: English form of French Basile, meaning king.. Many times herbs are produced by large nurseries that do so many other plants, like junipers and pansies, that they don't take the time to know their herbs. Just remember your Tarragon should breathe fire like a little dragon. French Tarragon makes a tasty addition to our Kitchen Herb Garden Six Pack.any times herbs are produced by large nurseries that do so many other plants, like junipers and pansies, that they don't take the time to know their herbs. Just remember your Tarragon should breathe fire like a little dragon. French Tarragon makes a tasty addition to our Kitchen Herb Garden Six Pack.
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