Definition
A shrubby plant of the southwestern United States, also known as creosote bush, characterized by small waxy leaves and aromatic properties.
Etymology
From Spanish 'bata' (an outer garment or cover) possibly combined with Nahuatl origins, or potentially from indigenous American languages of the Southwest; the exact etymology is uncertain.
Kelly Says
Batamote plants thrive in scorching deserts by producing oils that reflect sunlight and reduce water loss—Native Americans used it medicinally for centuries, and now scientists study it for climate-adaptation insights.
Translations
ARالعربية
باتاموت
ba-ta-mo-t
BNবাংলা
বাতামোট
ba-ta-mo-t
CACatalà
batamote
ba-ta-mo-te
CSČeština
batamote
ba-ta-mo-te
DADansk
batamote
ba-ta-mo-te
DEDeutsch
Batamote
ba-ta-mo-te
ELΕλληνικά
βαταμοτέ
va-ta-mo-te
ESEspañol
batamote
ba-ta-mo-te
FAفارسی
باتاموت
ba-ta-mo-t
FISuomi
batamote
ba-ta-mo-te
FRFrançais
batamote
ba-ta-mo-t
HAHA
batamote
ba-ta-mo-te
HIहिन्दी
बटामोते
ba-ta-mo-te
HUMagyar
batamote
ba-ta-mo-te
IDBahasa Indonesia
batamote
ba-ta-mo-te
IGIG
batamote
ba-ta-mo-te
ITItaliano
batamote
ba-ta-mo-te
MRMR
बटाटामोत
ba-ta-ta-mo-t
MSBahasa Melayu
batamote
ba-ta-mo-te
MYမြန်မာ
ဘာတာမို့
ba-ta-mo
NLNederlands
batamote
ba-ta-mo-te
NONorsk
batamote
ba-ta-mo-te
PLPolski
batamote
ba-ta-mo-te
PTPortuguês
batamote
ba-ta-mo-te
RORomână
batamote
ba-ta-mo-te
RUРусский
батамёт
ba-ta-myot
SVSvenska
batamote
ba-ta-mo-te
SWKiswahili
batamote
ba-ta-mo-te
TAதமிழ்
பட்டாமோட்
pat-ta-mo-t
TEతెలుగు
బాటాముట
ba-ta-mu-ta
TLTL
batamote
ba-ta-mo-te
TRTürkçe
batamote
ba-ta-mo-te
UKУкраїнська
батамёт
ba-ta-myot
VITiếng Việt
batamote
ba-ta-mo-te
YOYO
batamote
ba-ta-mo-te
ZUZU
ibatamote
i-ba-ta-mo-te