- danesblood,
dwarf elder or
European dwarf elder, walewort,
dwarf elderberry,
elderwort and
blood hilder, is a
herbaceous species of
elder,
native to southern...
-
hiding places, and
suggests learning more from the
Dwarf Elder in the next village. The
Dwarf Elder gives Tomba a blue Pig Bag and
tells him that the Bags...
-
Dwarf alder may
refer to
various plants:
Rhamnus alnifolia,
native to
North America Alnus alnobetula subsp.
fruticosa Fothergilla major Dwarf elder This...
- A
dwarf (pl.
dwarfs or dwarves) is a type of
supernatural being in
Germanic folklore.
Accounts of
dwarfs vary
significantly throughout history; however...
- be
artificial dwarfs,
formed "by
anointing babies'
spines with the
grease of bats,
moles and dormice" and
using drugs such as "
dwarf elder, knotgr****, and...
-
Seven Dwarfs are
fictional dwarfs in the 1812
fairy tale Snow
White by the
Brothers Grimm and
other renditions and adaptations. The
Seven Dwarfs live in...
- Dame's
violet or
damask violet or rocket.
Danewort -
Sambucus ebulus. The
dwarf elder. Also, daneweed.
Dragonwort - An Artemisia, or
Polygonum bistorta. Dropwort...
- John the
Dwarf (Gr****: Ἰωάννης Κολοβός; Arabic: ابو يحنّس القصير (Abū) Yuḥannis al-Qaṣīr c. 339 – c. 405), also
called John Colobus, John
Kolobos or Abba...
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plants which grow on or near
bodies of water—reeds, but also burdock,
dwarf elder, butterbur, and fleaworts.
Folklorist Ion I. Drăgoescu
reported a form...
-
created artificial dwarfs,
formed "by
anointing babies'
spines with the
grease of bats,
moles and dormice" and
using drugs such as "
dwarf elder, knotgr****, and...
