Plantes herbacées, rhizomateuses de la famille des Zingibéracées (Zingiberaceae), Alpinia officinarum, Alpinia galanga, Alpinia speciosa, originaires du sud-est de l’Asie et dont le rhizome est utilisé comme épice dans la cuisine de plusieurs pays d’Asie.

galangalsnoun

Pluriel de galangal.

galangasnoun

Pluriel de galanga.

galanginenoun

Flavonol que l'on retrouve, entre autres, dans les rhizomes de galanga. Sa formule brute est C₁₅H₁₀O₅.

galansnoun

Pluriel de galant.

galantadj

Qui a des manières d’agir honnêtes et élégantes.

galant de nuitnoun

Arbuste cultivé originaire d’Amérique centrale et des Antilles, à feuilles persistantes, dont les fleurs en cyme s'ouvrent la nuit en dégageant un parfum très puissant.

galantaadj

Galant.

galantajadj

Nominatif pluriel de galanta.

galantajnadj

Accusatif pluriel de galanta.

galantaminenoun

Alcaloîde que l'on peut, entre autres, extraire de diverses plantes du genre Galantus (les perce-neiges), c'est un parasympathomimétique indirect appartenant à la classe thérapeutique des anticholinestérases que l'on utilise dans le traitement symptomatique de la maladie d’Alzheimer.

galantanadj

Accusatif singulier de galanta.

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