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ramenas S. Afr.|ˈraməˌnas|
Also ramnas.
[Afrikaans, f. Du. ram(m)enas black radish.]
The wild radish, Raphanus raphanistrum, belonging to the family Cruciferæ; also, formerly, the wild mustard, Sinapis arvensis, a similar plant also belonging to the family Cruciferæ.
[1896R. Wallace Farming Industries of Cape Colony vi. 117 Charlock, wild mustard, or ‘rominas’, Sinapis arvensis, L., is a widely prevalent weed of the corn-fields of Cape Colony.] 1913C. Pettman Africanderisms 391 Ramenas..Raphanus raphanistrum—Wild mustard is known by this name in the Western Province. 1932Watt & Breyer-Brandwijk Medicinal & Poisonous Plants S. Afr. 56 Raphanus raphanistrum L., an introduced species known as Charlock (jointed), Ramenas, Ramnas, and Knopherik, is used by Europeans in the treatment for gravel. 1950Cape Times 8 Aug. 9/6 Weeds such as ‘wilde ertjies’, ramenas and sorrel,..are regarded by farmers as their biggest enemies. 1953Ibid. 20 May 8 The ramnas, the wild radish of the Cape..is a weed of cultivation also introduced from Europe. |