wyrt
Wyrt is a term with historical and folkloric significance, particularly in English and Celtic traditions, referring to various types of herbs, plants, or medicinal substances. The word derives from Old English *wyrt*, meaning "plant" or "herb," and it was often used to describe plants with healing properties. In medieval and early modern literature, wyrt was sometimes associated with witchcraft, magic, or protective charms, though it was also widely recognized for its therapeutic uses.
In folklore, wyrt may have been linked to protective herbs like rosemary, lavender, or sage, which were
In modern usage, the word wyrt is less common but occasionally appears in botanical contexts or as