Wild marjoram, also known as oregano or Origanum vulgare, has various synonyms that represent its versatility and widespread use in culinary and medicinal purposes. Commonly referred to as "pot marjoram," "mountain mint," or "winter marjoram," oregano is known for its pungent flavor and aroma. The term "Origanum" itself comes from the Greek word "origanon," which means "joy of the mountain." Besides its culinary use as a spice, oregano is used in traditional medicine as an antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant. With its long history of culinary and therapeutic use, oregano has earned a reputation as a valuable herb, with its numerous synonyms paying tribute to its versatility and usefulness.