Roman coriander
noun
The fennel flower, Nigella sativa, which has small black seeds used as a spice (also called black cumin).
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Henry Hexham (fl. 1601–1650), soldier and author. After Dutch Roomse coriander.
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