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What is 'stinging nettle 'called in Tamil?
Stinging nettle is called "கற்றாழை" (Karrai) in Tamil.
What is the Tamil word for stinging nettle?
The Tamil word for stinging nettle is "காட்டுக்கீரை" (kattu keerai).
What is the Tamil name of dandelion root?
The Tamil name for dandelion root is "உடல்ப்பூனை வேர்" (Udalpooonai Ver).
What is the Tamil name for Eddo root?
The Tamil name for Eddo root is "Arbi Kizhangu."
What is yellow dock root in Tamil?
Yellow dock root is called as நெல்லை இருக்கா in Tamil.
What is the Tamil name of dandelion root?
The Tamil name for dandelion root is "உடல்ப்பூனை வேர்" (Udalpooonai Ver).
What is the Tamil name for Eddo root?
The Tamil name for Eddo root is "Arbi Kizhangu."
What is the Tamil name of burdock root?
The Tamil name for burdock root is "தாண்டுளை மூலம்" (Thandulai Moolam).
What natural way that would help you in making your hair thick?
Stinging Nettle. The Leaf and the root. For more info on the many other healing properties of nettle go to wikipedia. They even have a great picture of it so you can find it yourself. Stinging Nettle. The leaf and the root. For more info on the other healing properties of Nettle, it is also great for alergies, look it up on your wikipedia.
What is the name of burdock root in Tamil?
The name of burdock root in Tamil is "thakkali poo."
The term cnidaria is based on the root words meaning what?
The Greek root knide, which means nettle, because most Cnidarians sting (think jellyfish)
What is arrow root called in Tamil?
Arrow root is called "அரரூட்" (araroot) in Tamil.
What is Tamil meaning for licorice root?
The Tamil word for licorice root is "அதிமதுரம்" (Athimathuram).
What is the Tamil name of milk thistle root?
Milk thistle
What has the author Peter Nettle written?
Peter Nettle has written: 'Peter Nettle of Steward Street'
What does nettle mean?
A nettle is a stinging plant. It can also mean to nettle someone is to annoy that person.
If a wasp landed on a nettle will the wasp sting the nettle or the nettle sting the wasp?
Probably neither. The stinging hairs on the nettle would not be strong enough to penetrate the wasp's exoskeleton, and the wasp would have no reason to sting the nettle.
