1. The woody nightshade, or bittersweet, so called from the roots and stalks, when chewed, producing first a sensation of bitterness and then of sweetness.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• dulcamer,
• sulcamara,
• xulcamara,
• culcamara,
• fulcamara,
• rulcamara,
• eulcamara,
• dylcamara,
• dhlcamara,
• djlcamara,
• dilcamara,
• d8lcamara,
• d7lcamara,
• dulcamra,
• dulcamraa,
• dulcamaar,
• dullcamara,
• dulcamaraa,
• Dulcamrah,
• Dullcamarah

The adjective form of the word "Dulcamara" is "dulcamaric".

The plural form of the word "Dulcamara" is "Dulcamaras".

The singular form of the word "Dulcamara" is "Dulcamarum".