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The genus name, Chenopodium is derived from the Greek chen, meaning "goose" and podus, meaning "foot."

Brigitte Mars: Lamsquarter: A Wild Spinach in Your Yard (VIDEO) 2010

Halli Hallo just another version, but probably more antiquated and not on the same "chen" track.

Hallochen? C N Heidelberg 2008

I think the danger of mis-interpreting the genuine effort of fighting corruption are plenty: e.g., false message that grey areas are okay, to the extent that sympathies are given to criminals such as chen xitong and chen liangyu -- they are victims of party struggle.

Maybe there is no conspiracy Sun Bin 2006

The name is a corruption of the Chinese Jin-chen, meaning man-like, for the branching roots are said to resemble the human form.

Janey Canuck in the West Emily Ferguson 1910

The Harvester lifted a plant to show the Girl that the Chinese name, Jin-chen, meaning man-like, originated because the divided root resembled legs.

The Harvester 1911

The Harvester lifted a plant to show the Girl that the Chinese name, Jin-chen, meaning man-like, originated because the divided root resembled legs.

The Harvester Gene Stratton-Porter 1893

Inappropriately appending 'chen' or 'li' on the end of everything makes me gleeful and drives everyone else crazy.

she.geek.nz 2009

Inappropriately appending 'chen' or 'li' on the end of everything makes me gleeful and drives everyone else crazy.

she.geek.nz 2009

This word, "chen," looked like the Hebrew word for "grace," but Melville defined it as

Gypsy Scholar 2009

Inappropriately appending 'chen' or 'li' on the end of everything makes me gleeful and drives everyone else crazy.

she.geek.nz 2009