This well-known herb has a fibrous, perennial root and numerous annual, bushy stems, leafy, and branching from the bottom to one or two feet in height. The leaves are roundish-ovate, rough and veiny above, woolly on the under surface, one or two inches in diameter; the flowers small and white.
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English
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Common Horehound
Common white horehound
Green Pompon Horehound
Horehound
White horehound
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Arabic
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Roubiya
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Afrikaans
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Koorsbossie
Marvel
Arabic
ربيه (رُبيه)
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Chinese
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欧夏至草
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Danish
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Kransburre
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Dutch
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Malrove
Malrove
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Finnish
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Hurtanminttu
Valkohurtanminttu
Valkohurtanminttu
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French
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Marrube commun, Marrube vulgaire
Marrube blanc
Marrube commun
Marrube
Marrube vulgaire
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German
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Gewöhnlicher Andorn
Andorn
Echter Andorn
Gewöhnlicher Andorn
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Hebrew
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מרמר מצוי
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Italian
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Marrubio
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Latin
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Herba Marrubii
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Norwegian
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Borremynte
Borremynte
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Purépecha
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uitsicua
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Portuguese
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Marroio
Marroio branco
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Romanian
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Bălţătură
Unguraş
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Russian
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šandra obyknovennaja
шандра обыкновенная
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Spanish
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Marrubio
Marrubio de monte
Marrubio común
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Swedish
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kransborre
(Valko)hurtanminttu
