Species on this page ( A = names approved by most authorities, s = approved as synonyms) :
SYNONYM(S) : Zingiber zerumbet Ridley, non L.
CHINESE : 香姜 Xiang jiang.
ENGLISH : Fragrant ginger.
MALAY : Puyang (Indonesia),
Lempuyang , Lempuyang wangi.
Data needed. Could this be Alpinia coriandriodora D. Fang ?
ENGLISH : Red gingerwort.
MALAY : Tepus huma, Tepus kechil, Tepus merah.
THAI : ขิง
แดง King daeng.
CHINESE : 襄 荷 Xiang he.
ENGLISH : Japanese ginger, Mioga ginger.
FRENCH : Gingembre mioga, Gingembre du Japon.
GERMAN : Japaningwer.
JAPANESE : Myouga (mioga, myoga), Myouga.
RUSSIAN : Имбирь миога Imbir' mioga, Миога.
SYNONYM(S) : Amomum montanum J. König, Zingiber cassumunar Roxb., Zingiber montanum (J. König) Theilade, Zingiber purpureum Roscoe
ENGLISH : Thai ginger, Bengal ginger (as Z. purpureum), Cassumar ginger (as Z. purpureum), Cassumunar ginger (as Z. cassumumar).
FRENCH : Gingembre de Siam, Gingembre marron (as Z. cassumunar).
GERMAN : Blockzitwer (as Z. cassumunar).
HINDI : Banada.
NEPALESE : Van aduvaa (as Z. cassumunar).
SPANISH : Jengibre (Z.
cassumunar).
THAI : ปูลอย Pu loi , ปูเลย Pu loei, ไพล Phlai , มิ้นสะล่าง Min sa lang (Shan) , ว่านไฟ Wan fai (Central Thailand).
VIETNAMESE : Gùng tia.
Photograph of Z. purpureum by Timothy Chapman at Gingerwood Nursery, USA.
SYNONYM(S) : Amomum angustifolium Salisb., Amomum zingiber L.
ARABIC : سكنجبير Skînzhbîr (Morocco), زنگبيل Zangabîl (Egypt), زَنْجَبِيل Zanjabil.ARMENIAN : Կոճապղպեղ Gojabghbegh (Kočapġpeġ, Kochapghpegh).
ASSAMESE : Aadaa (Ada).
BENGALI : Aadaa (plant), Adrak (fresh root), Sont (dry root).
BOSNIAN :
Crni ingver, Đumbir, Gingibar,
Ingver, Isiot, Isnot, Mrki ingver, Pravi
ingver, Vruća trava, Zinđefil.
BULGARIAN : Джинджифил Dzhindzhifil (Džindžifil).
BURMESE : Gyin, Gyin sein ?
CHINESE : Jiang (Cantonese geung), Jiang (Cantonese geung), Lao jiang, Qing jiang, Zi jiang (Cantonese jee geung for fresh young root).
CROATIAN : Cencer, Crni ingver, Đinđibar, Đumber, Đumbir, Gingibar, Inđiber, Ingver, Isiot, Isjet, Mrki ingver, Pravi ingver, Vruća trava, Zenzer.
CZECH : Dumbír, Zázvor, Zázvor kořen.
DANISH : Ingefaer.
DUTCH : Gember.
ENGLISH : Canton ginger, Culinary ginger, Ginger, Common ginger, Green ginger (fresh root), Stem ginger.
ESTONIAN : Harilik ingwer.
FINNISH : Inkivääri.
FRENCH : Gingembre, Gingembre commun, Gingembre officinal, Gingembre traditionnel.
GERMAN: Inbwer, Ingwer.
GREEK : Τζίντζερ Tzintzer , Πιπερόριζα Piperoriza, Ζιγγίβερις Ziggiveris.
HEBREW : זַנגבִיל Zangvil.
HINDI : Adarak (plant), Adruka (fresh root), Sonth, Sindhi (dry root).
HUNGARIAN : Gyömbér .
ITALIAN : Zenzero, Zenzevero, Pepe zenzero.
JAPANESE : Jinjaa, Shouga, Shouga, Shouga.
KANNADA : ಶುಂಠಿ Alla.
KHMER : Khnehey (Khnhei), Khnhei phlung .
KOREAN : 생강 Saeng gang.
LAOTIAN : Khing.
MADURESE : Jhai.
MALAY : Halia, Haliya, Haliya merah, Kunyit terus, Aliah (Indonesia), Jae (Java), Jahe (Indonesia), Jahya (Bali), Lahya (Bali).
MALAYALAM : ഇഞ്ചി'
Inchi, ചുക്
Chuku
MARATHI : आले Aale (āle), सुंठ Sunth.
NEPALESE : अदुवा Aduvaa (Aduva), Agnimanth, सुठो Sutho.
NORWEGIAN : Ingefær.
ORIYA : ଅଦା Ada.
PERSIAN : Jamveel, زنجبیل Zanjabil.
POLISH : Jembier.
PORTUGUESE : Gengibre, Ingever.
PUNJABI : ਅਦਰਕ Adrak,
ਸੂੰਡ Sund.
RUSSIAN : Имбирь Imbir', Имбирь лекарственный Imbir' lekarstvennyi .
SERBIAN
: Činčibar, Crni
ingver, Ђумбир Đumbir, Džumbir, Gingibar, Imbor,
SINHALESE : Inguru.
SLOVAKIAN : Ďumbier, Ďumbier lekársky, Zázvor.
SLOVENIAN : Imber.
SUNDANESE : Jahe.
SPANISH : Anchoas (Mexico), Jengibre.
SWAHILI : Tangawizi.
SWEDISH : Ingefära, Ingefoera.
TAGALOG : Fute giya, Giya, Kasumba giya, Laya, Loya agarisen, Luya.
TAMIL : இஞ்சி Inji (Ingi, Ingee), Shukku.
TELUGU : Allaama (Allam), అల్లము
Allamu (green
ginger), అల్లపు చెట్టు Allamu
chettu, శొంటి
Sonthi (dry ginger).
THAI : ขิง
Khing , ขิง
แดง Khing daeng ,
ขิงแกลง Khing
klaeng ,
ขิง เผือก Khing
phueak (Chiang Mai) , สะ
เอ Sa e (Karen).
TURKISH : Zentzephil, Zencefil, Zencebil.
UKRAINIAN : Імбир
садовий Imbir sadovij.
URDU : ادرک Adrak,
Adraka, آدي Adi.
VIETNAMESE : Cây gùng, Gừng, Sinh khương (green ginger).
Photographs & description (English) at Gernot Katzer's Spice site (your browser window may need widening to view tables of names + photos without overlapping).
Photographs,
description (Indonesian) & more vernacular names used throughout the
Indonesian and surrounding islands.
THAI : ไพลดำ Plai
dam.
RUSSIAN : Имбирь черешковый.
ENGLISH : Dog's gingerwort.
ENGLISH : Beehive ginger, Black
gingerwort, Malaysian ginger.
MALAY : Tepus halia, Tepus tanah, Tepus tundok.
RUSSIAN : Имбирь замечательный
SPANISH : Micrófono.
SYNONYM(S) : Amomum zerumbet L.
ARABIC : Zurunbah, Zurunbâd.
BENGALI : Maha baribach.
CHINESE : 红球姜 Hong qiu jiang.
ENGLISH : Wild ginger, Broad-leaved ginger, Martinique ginger, Pinecone ginger (USA), Pine-cone ginger, Shampoo ginger (Hawaii), Zerumbet ginger.
FRENCH : Amome sauvage, Gingembre blanc, Gingembre fou, Zérumbet.
GERMAN : Wilder Ingwer, Zerumbet.
ITALIAN : Zenzero bianco, Zenzero salvatico.
JAPANESE : ニガ ショウガ Niga shouga.
MADURESE : Lampojang.
MALAY : Lempuyang
(Java), Kathu inshi kua.
PORTUGUESE : Gengibre amargo.
RUSSIAN : Имбирь зерумбет.
SPANISH : Jengibre, Jengibre
amargo.
SUNDANESE : Lampuyang.
TAGALOG : Langkawas.
THAI : แฮ วดำ Haeo dam (Northern Thailand), เฮีย วดำ Hiao dam, เฮีย วข่า Hiao kha (Shan), เฮีย วแดง Hiao daeng, กะแอน Kaen, กะทือ Ka thue, กะทือ ป่า Ka thue pa, กะ แวน Ka waen, กระทือ Kra thue (Gra theuu, Grà-teu), เปล พ้อ Ple pho (Karen), Wanfai (Don Daeng).
TURKISH : Yabani zencefil, Zurunbad, Zerunebat, Zernebat.
VIETNAMESE : Gừng đại, Gừng gió, Ngải xanh, Rieng daï.
SYNONYM(S) : Zingiber darceyi hort., Zingiber zerumbet (L.) Sm. 'Variegata'
ENGLISH : Variegated pinecone ginger, Variegated-leaved zerumbet ginger.
FRENCH : Zérumbet à feuilles panachées.
CultureSheet.org -
the network for
and by plant enthusiasts. 2008. Zingiber
K.Schum. (based on the publication “Vascular Plant Families and
Genera”
compiled by R. K. Brummitt Published by the Royal Botanic
Gardens, Kew
in 1992).
< http://culturesheet.org/zingiberaceae:zingiber
>.
EURODICAUTOM, On-line Technical Dictionary in 12 languages provided by the European Commission < http://eurodic.echo.lu/cgi-bin/edicbin/EuroDicWWW.pl?page=expert > (Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, Latin with authority names)
Faculty of Pharmacy, 2004, PHARM database (MedPlant Online), Medicinal Plant Information Center (MPIC), Mahidol University, Bangkok, THAILAND. < http://medplant.mahidol.ac.th/index.asp >.
Katzer Gernot, 2001, Spices - Zingiber officinale. < http://www.uni-graz.at/~katzer/engl//Zing_off.html >.
Mabberley D.J. 1997, The Plant-Book : a Portable Dictionary of the Vascular Plants, 2d Edition, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, U.K.
Middleditch Brian, 2000, Taxonomy Notes in Notes & Images on Ginger Genera - Zingiber by Dave Skinner at Le Jardin Ombragé. < http://freepages.garden.rootsweb.com/~skinnerd/Gingers/Zingiber/Notes.html >.
Smitinand Tem, 2001, Thai Plant Names - Revised
Edition by The Forest Herbarium - Royal Forest Department.
Bangkok. Thailand.
USDA, ARS, 2001, National Genetic Resources Program. Germplasm Resources Information Network - (GRIN). [Online Database] National Germplasm Resources Laboratory, Beltsville, Maryland. Available: www.ars-grin.gov/cgi-bin/npgs/html/taxdump.pl? Zingiber (09 November 2001).
Wiersema J. H. & León B. 1999, World Economic Plants : a Standard Reference. CRC Press LLC.
Xie Zongwa & Yu Youqin (Editors), 1996, Materia Medica, Chinese Terminology, Vol. 1, Renminweisheng Publishing House Beijing, China. (Latin with authority names and Chinese-simplified, text in Chinese).
Contributors to this page (Personal communication) : Angela Drenovac.
Magnificient collection of photos by Dave Skinner
at Le Jardin Ombragé. Each attractive thumbnail is linked to a
larger size even more beautiful photo. < http://www.gingersrus.com/zingiber.php
>.
Many more ornamental species (names
& photos) can be found on this site.
Katzer Gernot, 2001, Spices - Zingiber officinale. < http://www-ang.kfunigraz.ac.at/~katzer/engl/generic_noframe.html?Zing_off.html > Among many other things an excellent photograph of the ingredient "fresh young root" referred to above.
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