What is another word for polygala alba?
Pronunciation: [pˌɒlɪɡˈɑːləɹ ˈalbə] (IPA) 
Polygala alba is also known as the white milkwort due to its white flowers. It is a species of flowering plant native to Southern Africa and often used in traditional medicine. Another common name for it is "Wedding Bells," possibly due to its use in traditional African bridal ceremonies. In Afrikaans, it is referred to as "bitterwortel," which translates to "bitter root" due to its medicinal properties. In Sesotho, it is called "likhohlong," meaning "white milkwort," while in Zulu, it is known as "umqunga," which refers to its traditional use as a painkiller. Overall, Polygala alba is known by several names that reflect its cultural and medicinal significance.
