Mentha

mentha Translingual Etymology From mul la mentha mint, from mul grc μίνθη, ultimately most likely a loan-word from an extinct Mediterranean language. Proper noun 1 f genus family Lamiaceae mints Hypernyms genus ; Nepetoideae subfamily subfamily; Mentheae tribe tribe; Menthinae subtribe subtribe Hyponyms henus Mentha spicata species (spearmint, curly mint) type species (vernacular name); Mentha aquatica species (water mint, marsh mint); Mentha arvensis species (corn mint, wild mint, Japanese peppermint, field mint); Mentha asiatica species (Asian mint); Mentha australis species (Australian mint); Mentha canadensis species (American corn mint, Canadian mint, Chinese mint, corn mint, Japanese corn mint, Japanese mint); Mentha cervina species (Hart's pennyroyal); Mentha citrata species (bergamot mint); Mentha crispata species (wrinkled-leaf mint); Mentha cunninghamii species; Mentha dahurica species (Dahurian thyme); Mentha diemenica species (slender mint); Mentha gattefossei species; Mentha grandiflora species; Mentha japonica species; Mentha laxiflora species (forest mint); Mentha longifolia species (horse mint); Mentha nemorosa species (large apple mint, foxtail mint, hairy mint, woolly mint, Cuban mint); Mentha pulegium species (pennyroyal); Mentha piperita species (peppermint); Mentha requienii species (Corsican mint); Mentha sachalinensis species (garden mint); Mentha satureioides species (native pennyroyal); Mentha suaveolens species (apple mint, pineapple mint); Mentha vagans species (gray mint) other species (vernacular name) Translations Mentha australis Woiwurrung: wyi panaryle References 1 1 1