Botanical Name: Origanum vulgare

Common Name:

English: Oregano, Wild marjoram
Ayurvedic: Sukhaatmaka, Marubaka
Unani: Marzanjosh.
Also, known as: Oragan, Ordinara Origano, Oregano, Oregáno, Acciughero, Aitz Belarr, Anrar, Ào Lè Gāng, Ào Lè Gāng Cǎo, Avishan Kuhi, Bantulsi, Bergminta, Bergmynte, Brauner Dost, Brauner Dosten, Buklutulgezal, Ching Chieh, Marjolaine Bâtarde, Marazolette, Marijolai, Marjolaine Sauvage, Marjolaine Sauvage Origan, Common Marjoram, Dobromysl, Dost, Doste, Gewöhnlicher Dost, Hana-hakka, Hanahakka, Harilik Pune, Satar barri, Izmir kekigi, Ngou lahk gong, Ngauh ji, Ao le gang, Niu zhi, Ao le gang cao, Herba Origani, Jakhmbuti, Kaslók, Kekik Otu, Klopovnayatrava, Kostets, Kostolomnaya Trava, Kung, Kungsmynta, Lepiodkapospolita, Loragiño, Majurano Fero, Marzangush, Materynka, Materynka Zvichajna, Mountain Mint, Thym De Berger, Tograihon, Tost, Vadmajoránna, Vild Mejram, Wild Marjoram, Mravinac, Mäkimeirami, Ngàuh Ji, Ngou Lahk Gòng, Niu Zhi, Orégano, Oreganó, Oregánó, Orégão, Oregâos, Orenga, Organ, Oreganos, Organy, Origan, Origan Commun, Origan Vulgaire, Origano, Ourego, Paprastasis Raudonėlis, Pamajorán Obyčajný, Pelevoué, Penevoué, Pot Oregano, Raudenes, Remago, Rigan, Riegnu, Rigon I Egër, Rijan, Rigoni I Zakonshëm, Satar Barri, Sathra, Sovârf, Szurokfű, Tavshava, Thérouge, Wild Oregano, Wilde Marjolein, Wilder Majoran, Winter Marjoram, Wintersweet, Maruae, Santhraa, Jangali Maruaa, Oreganum, Sajivan, Sathra, Dziki majeranek, Lepiodka pospolita, Vild Mejram, Kungsmynta, Dosten, Duhov’i Tsvet, Dushita, Dushitsa, Dziki Majeranek, Echter Dost, Erba Acciuga, Fekete Gyopár, Frauendost, and Gemeiner Dost

Habitat: Europe and the Middle East

Origin: Turkey

Harvested: Cultivated

Parts Used: Leaves

Disclaimers:

Oregano Leaves Tea Bag