Description:

Other names

Black Cumin: This name is commonly used to refer to Nigella sativa, emphasizing its small, dark seeds.

Kalonji: This is a popular name for black seed in South Asia, particularly in India and Pakistan.

Habbat al-Barakah: In Arabic, this name translates to "Seed of Blessing," emphasizing the traditional belief in its health benefits.

Roman Coriander: In some regions, Nigella sativa is referred to as Roman coriander, highlighting its use as a spice.

Nigella Seed: This is a straightforward name, emphasizing that it is a seed from the Nigella plant.

Chernushka: This name is used in Russian.

Schwarzkümmel: In German, "Schwarzkümmel" means black cumin.

Graine de Nigelle: In French, this translates to "Nigella seed."

Krishna Jeeraka: In Ayurvedic tradition, black seed is sometimes called Krishna Jeeraka.

Fennel Flower: This name reflects the similarity in appearance to fennel seeds, although Nigella sativa is not botanically related to fennel.

Black Caraway: The seeds are sometimes called black caraway, although they are not related to caraway.

Visco: This is a common term for mistletoe in Spanish.

Muerdago: This is the most widely used term for mistletoe in Spanish-speaking regions.

Liga: Another name for mistletoe in some Spanish-speaking areas.

Malvisco: This term is also used to refer to mistletoe.

Matacandil: In some regions, mistletoe may be known as "Matacandil."