#pity

• Ajuga chamaepitys — A species of small, annual or biennial herbaceous flowering plant in the genus Ajuga, family Lamiaceae, commonly known as yellow bugle or ground pine. It is characterized by its deeply three-lobed, narrow, hairy leaves that emit a strong resinous or pine-like fragrance when crushed, and by its yellow flowers with purple spots, typically growing in dry, calcareous soils and sunny meadows.
• Mercy — An interjection of Turkish origin historically used to express a desperate plea for mercy, forgiveness, or help in critical moments; mercy!, pity!. As a neuter noun, it describes the state of grace, quarter, or respite granted to a defeated opponent who surrenders, deeply rooted in the legal-military customs of the Ottoman influence era in the Romanian Principalities.