IPA: /ˈdɪtəni/
KK: /ˈdɪtəni/
A fragrant plant from Crete that has woolly leaves and is often associated with magical properties.
In ancient times, people believed that dittany could heal wounds and protect against evil.
Dittany originates from the Greek word 'diktamnon' (meaning a plant from Crete), referring specifically to a herb known for its medicinal properties. The word has been adopted into English to denote this particular plant.
Imagine a special herb from Crete, known for its healing properties — that's what 'dittany' refers to.