Intybus
See also: intybus
Translingual
Etymology
Latin intybus (“endive”), intubus, forms of intĭbus, from intĭbum, intybum, from Ancient Greek ἔντυβον (éntubon)
Proper noun
Intybus m
- (obsolete) Crepis; hawk's beard
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