Pusteblume.
a blowball, dandelion clock (seedhead of dandelion)
Meaning & usage
a blowball, dandelion clock (seedhead of dandelion)
dandelion (plant)
Where this word comes from
Attested 19th century, chiefly from Low German dialects. Analysable as pusten (“to blow”) + Blume (“flower”), from the children’s habit of blowing off the seeds. However, this may be only a remotivation of an underlying dialectal Pissblume, from the dandelion's diuretic effect; compare Dutch pisbloem.
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