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This was on Yahoo... There are a number of English vernacular names for the herb Artemisia vulgaris which is "Beifuss" in German:

Common Wormwood / Felon Herb / Mugwort / St. John's Plant / Wegwood / Wild wormwood

If it's two words: "bei Fuss", it refers to a command for dogs ("at heel") or a military command: "Gewehr bei Fuss" is, if I'm not mistaken "foot at the rifle" I also find other translations for this command (which is also a metaphor for "at the ready" in German): "at parade rest" / "ready for battle"

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Q: What is thetranslation from the German Herb Beifuss in English?
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