What is another word for awlwort?
Pronunciation: [ˈɔːlwɔːt] (IPA) 
Awlwort, also known as Subularia aquatica, is an aquatic plant native to Europe and North America. Since the plant has limited usability, few synonyms are available for the word. However, some alternative names for the awlwort are Water Awlgrass, Awl-grass, and Hydrengea. The plant usually grows in shallow water and has needle-like leaves that give it the appearance of an awl. Awlwort has a reputation for medicinal properties, and has been used traditionally to treat ailments such as jaundice, rheumatism and coughs. This medicinal quality might also be the reason the plant is also referred to as the Indian Herb.
