любисток

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Russian

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люби́сток
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Etymology

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Borrowed from Ukrainian люби́сток (ljubýstok), from Polish lubszczek (modern lubczyk), from Middle High German lübestecke (> German Liebstöckel), from Latin levisticum, earlier ligusticum, from Ancient Greek λιγυστικόν (ligustikón), originally “Ligurian plant used for medicinal purposes”.

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Noun

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люби́сток (ljubístokm inan (genitive люби́стка, nominative plural люби́стки, genitive plural люби́стков)

  1. lovage, sea parsley (Levisticum officinale)

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Ukrainian

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люби́сток
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Etymology

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Borrowed from Polish lubszczek (modern lubczyk), from Middle High German lübestecke (> German Liebstöckel), from Latin levisticum, earlier ligusticum, from Ancient Greek λιγυστικόν (ligustikón), originally “Ligurian plant used for medicinal purposes”.

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Noun

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люби́сток (ljubýstokm inan (genitive люби́стка, nominative plural люби́стки, genitive plural люби́стків)

  1. lovage, sea parsley (Levisticum officinale)

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Descendants

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  • Russian: люби́сток (ljubístok)