Latin · Latina
arbor
/ˈar.bɔr/ noun · feminine · plural: arborēs A1 (estimated)
1. a tree
| English | tree, sapling |
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| German | der Baum, Kletterbaum, Fechser |
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| French | l'arbre, l'arbrisseau, l'arborescence |
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| Portuguese | a árvore, o dedal, o miri |
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| Czech | strom, stromek, stromeček |
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| Italian | l'albero, l'arboscello, arbore |
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| Spanish | el árbol, el plantón, el alecrín |
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| Dutch | de boom, de heester |
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| Swedish | ett träd |
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2. the polypus (imagined to have arms like the branches of a tree)
3. shrub
| English | shrub, shrub |
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| German | der Busch, der Strauch |
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| French | le buisson, l'arbuste, l'arbuste |
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| Portuguese | o arbusto, o mato |
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| Czech | keř, keř |
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| Italian | il cespuglio |
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| Spanish | el arbusto, el arbusto, el matojo |
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| Dutch | de struik, de struik, de heester |
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| Swedish | en buske, en buske |
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4. gallows
| English | gallows, gallows |
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| German | der Galgen, der Galgen |
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| French | la potence, le gibet, le gibet |
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| Spanish | la horca, la horca, el patíbulo |
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