noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. waterhyssop (Bacopa monnieri); brahmi; thyme-leafed gratiola; water hyssop; herb of grace; Indian pennywortword usually written using kana alone
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  1. waterhyssop (Bacopa monnieri)
  2. This term refers to a type of aquatic herb known for its medicinal properties, often utilized in traditional medicine and herbal remedies.
  3. brahmi
  4. The word is also associated with the traditional Ayurvedic term "brahmi," which is known for its cognitive-enhancing effects.
  5. thyme-leafed gratiola
  6. This term refers to a specific type of water plant that is sometimes noted for its medicinal uses in herbal treatments.
    たいむりいふぐらてぃおらタイムリーフグラティオラ
    Thyme-leafed gratiola is believed to have specific medicinal properties.
  7. water hyssop
  8. The word can refer to the general herbal plant known for its moist habitat and various uses in herbal medicine.
    うぉうたあひそっぷウォーターヒソップ
    Water hyssop grows well near water.
  9. herb of grace
  10. This term emphasizes the plant's historical and traditional significance as a medicinal herb used for various ailments.
  11. Indian pennywort
  12. The phrase refers specifically to the plant's identity in various cultures, particularly in India, where it is renowned for its healing properties.
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