Fabiana imbricata is a Chilean shrub that is also known by several other names. One of the most commonly used synonyms for this plant is "Pichi." This term is widely used in Chile, and it refers to the plant's small size and its tendency to grow in rocky or stony areas. Another synonym for Fabiana imbricata is "Inca herb." This name is derived from the plant's historical use by the Inca people as a traditional medicinal herb. Additionally, the plant is sometimes referred to as "Coironcillo," which is a term that translates to "little lamb tail" due to the plant's slender shape and fluffy appearance.