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origan
[ awr-i-guhn, or- ]
noun
- an aromatic herb, especially oregano.
origan
/ ˈɒrɪɡən /
noun
- another name for marjoram
Word History and Origins
Origin of origan1
Word History and Origins
Origin of origan1
Example Sentences
Of the house nothing remains except a slight depression in the soil; of the orchard and garden there is no trace; yet hard by I chanced on a bank of aromatic thyme once held of singular potency in witchcraft—as in the "Faerie Queen," the tree laments to the knight: "I chanced to see her in her proper hue, Bathing herself in origan and thyme."
Take roots of valerian and elecampane, of each one pound; galanga, two ounces; origan lavender, marjoram, betony, mugwort, bay leaves, calamint, of each a handful; make an infusion with water, in which let her sit, after she hath her courses.
Then let the womb be prepared with syrup of stoebis, hyssop, calamint, mugwort, with distilled water, a decoction of elder, marjoram, sage, origan, spearage, pennyroyal, and betony.
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