Word Association

[laepelba]

dictator

[Ambarina]

monarch

[Cloudgazer]

mariposa

[Ambarina]

libelula

[Jessica]

Romanian

[CrOtALiTo]

Blood

I meant the word blood, because your answer make me remember the fights made for the people from Roma when they made fight in the coliseum.

I hope you can understand me.

[Cloudgazer]

crimson
Para mí, tu relación tiene sentido, CrOtALiTo :)

[CrOtALiTo]

Thank you for answer.


Rose.

[laepelba]

tulip

[Jessica]

flower

[laepelba]

(tulip ... vegetable??)

[CrOtALiTo]

The tulip is a flower.


Daisy

[laepelba]

(I know that tulip is a flower. Which is why I wondered why Jessica used it to follow "vegetable"......)

[Cloudgazer]

Arnica

[Jessica]

sorry I was thinking of turnip :P

[laepelba]

(Ah hah!! Thanks for explaining!!)

[Jessica]

and what is arnica?

[CrOtALiTo]

I made a search in the internet about the you need to know about the word Arnica, really I didn't know what was arnica, but as you already know exist the internet and well sometimes that tool is very amazing.


I hope this definition can help you in something.

Arnica Herb - Uses And Side Effects

Some herbalists believe arnica has exciting medical possibilities. The German government has approved it as a topical agent for relief of inflammation, pain, and bacterial infections. Nonetheless, the Food and Drug Administration considers arnica unsafe.

Arnica comes from the flowers and rootstocks of Arnica montana, A. fulgens, A. sororia, and A. cordofolla. Certain Arnica species are native to Alaska, the western United States, and Mexico. Others are native to Europe and Siberia.

Common doses of Arnica

Arnica comes as a spray for topical application and as tablets, teas, gels, tinctures, creams, ointments, and under the-tongue preparations. Creams typically contain 15% arnica oil. Salves should contain 20% to 25% arnica oil.

[Jessica]

thanks!!!

[Cloudgazer]

And it is known as Mountain Daisy :)

http://www.fesflowers.com/fes-store/images/arnica.jpg