Lavandula. This is closely connected to the verb lavo, meaning I wash/bathe/soak, since the herb was used in bath water or water for washing clothes.
The word for "lavender" in Latin is "lavandula."
Lavender rhymes with clavender, which is Latin for watering can.
The Latin name for the Honeysuckle is Lonicera.
Lavanda is lavender in Spanish.
It has a Hebrew name which is Ezovion, but is mostly called Lavender (pronounced Lavender and not Lavender as in English).
Lavender fields are "des champs de lavande" in French.
ラベンダー (rabendaa) is the Japanese word for lavender. Note: ラベンダー is used for "lavender" as an herb, not a color. So, if you want to say the color you could say 薄紫色 (usumurasakiiro), which is a light purple color.
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Lavender gets its name from the Latin word "lavare," which means "to wash." The plant was used in ancient times for its aromatic and cleansing properties, particularly in baths. Lavender's name is a reflection of its historical use in bathing rituals.
Lavender is called "Lavendel" in germany. It is pretty similar because the botanic name is "Lavandula".
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To say "Who am I?" in Latin you can say "quisnam sum Ego?"