(botany) caltrop or puncture vine (Tribulus terrestris); an annual plant with sprawling stems and spiky fruit used in herbal medicine

A poisonous perennial herb with dark purple flowers and roots used in traditional medicine; also known as [[蔾芦|蔾蘆|li2 lu2]] or [[鹿葱|鹿蔥|lu4 cong1]].

A metal obstacle with sharp spikes used in military defense on roads or in shallow water to obstruct enemy troops or vehicles; also refers to barbed wire

Wild herbs eaten as food by common people; coarse food

To lean on a staff made from a goosefoot plant for help while walking.

(idiom) having nothing but wild-herb soup and dry grains to eat; to live in poverty or survive on very basic food

nothing but herb soup and dry provisions to eat; refers to having very little to eat or living on poor, simple food

an ancient Chinese weapon consisting of a wooden or metal club with a heavy spiked head resembling a caltrop

A bed woven from the stalks of pigweed or chenopod plants; historically used to suggest a simple or rustic lifestyle.

A walking stick or cane made from the stems of the goosefoot plant.

soup made from wild goosefoot leaves

Wild herbs eaten as food by the poor; coarse food

quinoa (Chenopodium quinoa)