Nomi di piante nell'area dolomitica e friulana (VI)*

Giovan Battista Pellegrini

doi:10.4312/linguistica.20.1.77-123

Nomi di piante nell'area dolomitica e friulana (VI)*

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Giovan Battista Pellegrini

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Giovan Battista Pellegrini

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I. (ASLEF V, 3456, carta 557) La "fragola" (di bosco o sel vatica) Fragaria vesca L. è una rosacea il cui frutto è costituito da un ricettacolo carnoso dolce e profumato, commesti bile; comune nei boschi e luoghi erbosi, dalla regione medi terranea alla montana sino ai 1600 m. (m. Talm, sopra Sauris ecc.), Gortani II, 235-36, il quale riporta i seguenti nomi friulani mòziche, maiòstre, trìscule, vrâs e carnici flàurie, fràule, frèule, flar; la Fragaria elatior Ehrb. si chiama in Carnia anche frauli todesc e la FFr. Collina Ehrb. detta in Friuli trisculàt; la Fr. indica si equivale a fràule mate e in Carnia flar mate o frauli mat. La pianta è comune a tutta l'Eu- ropa alle coste del Mediterraneo e a gran parte dell'Asia set tentrionale.

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01.12.1980

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Battista Pellegrini, G. (1980). Nomi di piante nell’area dolomitica e friulana (VI)*. Linguistica, 20(1), 77–123. https://doi.org/10.4312/linguistica.20.1.77-123

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Vol. 20 No. 1 (1980)

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