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العربية: سون
Български: Анасон
Bosanski: Anis
Català: Anís
Čeština: Bedrník anýz
Dansk: Anis
Deutsch: Anis
English: Anise (1. edition, volume 3 (plate 180). Hand-coloured engraving (sheet 172 x 227 mm)
Esperanto: Anizo
Suomi: Anisruoho
Français : Anis vert
Galego: Anís
Hrvatski: Anis
Hornjoserbsce: Anis
Magyar: Ánizs
Italiano: Anice
日本語: アニス
Lëtzebuergesch: Anäis
Nederlands: Anijs
Norsk bokmål: Anis
Português: Anis
Runa Simi: Anis
Română: Anason
Русский: Анис
Slovenščina: Janež
Shqip: Pimpinella
Српски / srpski: Анис
Svenska: Anis
Türkçe: Anason
Українська: Аніс
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Source Medical botany by William Woodville, London (http://www.meemelink.com/prints%20pages/16742.Apiaceae%20-%20Pimpinella%20anisum.htm)
Author James Phillips
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