What is another word for circaea?
Pronunciation: [sɜːkˈi͡ə] (IPA) 
Circaea is a genus of flowering plants in the willowherb family, native to temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere. Synonyms for the word "circaea" include enchanter's-nightshade, devil's-bit and fairy's candles. These names are derived from the plant's folklore and the shape of its flowers, which resemble small white candles. Enchanter's-nightshade is a common name that refers to the plant's use in traditional medicine, where its root was believed to possess magical powers. Devil's-bit is another popular name that comes from the plant's fleshy roots, which were believed to have been bitten off by the devil. Regardless of its name, Circaea is a beautiful plant with delicate flowers that add a touch of enchantment to any garden.
