English
Etymology
From Middle English charlok, cherlok, from Old English ċyrlic, ċirlic, ċerlic. Further origin unknown.
Noun
charlock (countable and uncountable, plural charlocks)
- Any of several yellow-flowered cruciferous weeds of grain fields, especially wild mustard (Rhamphospermum arvense, syn. Sinapis arvensis).
- Synonyms: kilk, charlock mustard, field mustard, wild mustard
Derived terms
Translations
Sinapis arvensis
- Asturian: xébana
- Bulgarian: синап m (sinap), полски сина́п m (polski sináp)
- Catalan: mostassa borda f, ravenissa groga
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 新疆白芥 (Xīnjiāngbáijiè)
- Czech: hořčice polní, hořčice rolní
- Danish: please add this translation if you can
- Dutch: herik (nl) m, krodde f
- Finnish: rikkasinappi (fi)
- French: moutarde des champs (fr) m, sanve (fr) f
- German: Ackersenf m, Acker-Senf m
- Greek:
- Ancient: λαψάνη f (lapsánē)
- Irish: praiseach bhuí
- Italian: senape selvatica f, senape dei campi f
- Polish: gorczyca polna f, modrych m, ognicha f, rzepnica f, świerzop (pl) m, świrzepa f
- Portuguese: mostarda-dos-campos f
- Romansch: senav d'er m
- Russian: горчи́ца полева́я f (gorčíca polevája)
- Serbo-Croatian: poljska gorušica f, divlja gorušica f
- Slovak: horčica roľná (sk) f
- Spanish: mostaza de campo f, mostaza de los campos f
- Swedish: åkersenap
- Turkish: yabani hardal
- Welsh: mwstard gwyllt m, cadafarth m, aur yr ŷd (cy) m, maip gwylltion m
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