Vicia dicta a vinciendo, quod item capreolos habet, ut vitis, quibus, cum susum versus serpit, ad scapum lupini aliumve quem ut haereat, id solet vincire.
Vetch is so called from vincire, to bind, because it also has tendrils as the vine has, with which, when it creeps up to cling to the stalk of the lupine or some other plant, it usually binds it.
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