"Sanicula" meaning in All languages combined

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        "A taxonomic genus within the family Apiaceae – sanicles, black snakeroots, and closely related species."
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          "english": "superkingdom",
          "sense": "family",
          "word": "Eukaryota"
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          "english": "kingdom",
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          "word": "Plantae"
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        {
          "english": "subkingdom",
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          "word": "Viridiplantae"
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          "english": "infrakingdom",
          "sense": "family",
          "word": "Streptophyta"
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          "sense": "family",
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          "english": "subfamily",
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          "english": "order",
          "sense": "family",
          "word": "Apiales"
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          "black snakeroot",
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        "feminine"
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        "Hildegard of Bingen",
        "Sanicula"
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  "word": "Sanicula"
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