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Перевод: valerian

[прилагательное]
валерьяновый;
[существительное]
валериана ; валерьяна ; валериановые капли; валерьянка

Тезаурус:

1. Wakelate settled the man into a chair and brought out a dusty bottle of valerian wine.
2. "Through dark doorways you look down flights of stone steps, overhung by great, pink tufts of valerian and ending in a patch of sparkling blue water."
3. In 257 the Emperor Valerian ordered the harassment of the church.
4. I needed some valerian tea; either that or a monster Manhattan.
5. There is one in Philip, one in Valerian, then eight in Diocletian; and finally, much later, one in Justinian.
6. While on the subject of body odour, during the sixteenth century, valerian was a popular perfume.
7. These deserted sand dunes host an amazing variety of wild flowers: heath and marsh bedstraw, ragwort, meadow vetchling, tufted vetch, marsh cinquefoil, felwort, angelica, marsh valerian, and that Buchan beauty, grass of Parnassus; as well as rare orchids: spotted, and butterfly orchid.
8. Indeed, lady's slipper, skullcap, valerian and other herbs have long been known by Western herbalists to have such calming effects.
9. The Temple of Diana at Ephesus, on coins of Maximus (AD 235-;8) (top) and Valerian (AD253-60).
10. In the course of the 1840s the young radical put together an informal association of disaffected contemporaries whose ranks, at one time or another, included the novelist Dostoevsky, the satirist and future provincial governor Mikhail Saltykov-Shchedrin, the future panslav Nikolai Danilevskii, Vladimir Miliutin (a brother of the man who reformed St Petersburg's municipal administration in 1846), Valerian Maikov (brother of a distinguished lyric poet) and Nikolai Speshnev, who turned out to be the most extreme member of the company but was also the only one to lead the life of a leisured gentleman.