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*''great moonewort, pennieflower, money flower, pricksongwort, honesty '' <supref>From the transparency of its dissepiments. (1Prior, ''Pop. names''.)</supref>, ''sattin, white sattin'', anglais, Cotgrave, ''French dict.'', 1650.*''silk and satins'', Devonshire, Friend, ''Plant-names'', 1882.*''money in both pockets '' <supref>The seeds are disposed in the transparent pod on both sides of the dissepiment. (2Prior, ''Pop. names of british plants''.)</supref>, Somersetshire, Britten. —Devonshire, Friend.*''gold-and-silver plant, matrimony vine'', anglais des Etats-Unis, Bergen.*''tikvenjak, misecno ztlje misečno zelje'' ( = plante de la lune), srebre*misecnjak ''srebrenka'' (argentine), ''misečnjak'' (= lunaire), ''velika tmsecinamisečina, balja t Sulekvera'', serbo-croate, Šulek.*mesicenha ''měsičenka'' ( = lunaire), stribrenec ''střibřenec'' ( = argentine), tcheqitchèque, Šulek.*miesiecmy ''miesieczny fiolek '' (= violette de la lune), miesiacmica ''miesiacznica'' ( =*Suleklunaire),polonais, Šulek.

Wherever ''Honesty'' flourishes the cultivators of the soil are very ''honest''La silique contient ordinairement sept graines qui représentent les sept péchés capitaux. Angleterre::::::::::Loiret, Britten, ''Plant-names''comm. par M. Malon.

(1) From the transparency of its dissepiments. (Prior, ''Pop. names''.)<references/> (2) The seeds are disposed in the transparent pod on both sides of the dissepiment. (Prior, ''Pop. names of british plants''.)<references/>

*''lunaire vivace'', f., français.*''lunaria odorosa'', italien.