harerug

Norwegian Nynorsk

Etymology

From hare (“hare”) +‎ rug (“rye”).

Noun

harerug m

  1. serpent-grass (Bistorta vivipara)
    Det veks mykje harerug på sætra, og kvar sumar samlar me han og blander med mjølk og honning.
    There is growing a lot of alpine bistort on the summer farm, and every summer we collect it and mix with milk and honey.

Synonyms

dialectal names
  • fjellrug (Valdres, Hallingdal, Vossamål)
  • frøgras (Meråker)
  • frøtiting (Helgeland)
  • fuglebær (Romsdal)
  • fuglefrø (many dialects)
  • fuglekorn (many dialects)
  • kråkebygg (Enebakk)
  • kråkefrø (Gudbrandsdal)
  • kråkekorn (Gudbrandsdal)
  • kråkemat (Gudbrandsdal)
  • mannagryn (Sunnmøre, of seeds)
  • mannarug (Sunnmøre)
  • mata (Uvdal, of seeds)
  • myle (Åseral)
  • nepefrøgras (Hallingdal)
  • niprell, niperell (Telemark and Setesdal)
  • perlegras (some western dialects)
  • prestebrød (Dalsfjord, of seeds)
  • reissure (Setesdal)
  • rypesure (Setesdal)
  • råppå (Oppdal)
  • sauetunge (many dialects)
  • småmennel (Nordland)
  • svinenape (Setesdal)
  • titingfrø (Nordland)
  • titinggror (Hadsel in Vesterålen)
  • titingmelde (Malangen)
  • titingrug (Nordland and Troms)
  • villrug (Nordhordland)
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