Turkey oak

See also: turkey oak

English

Turkey oak acorns and leaves

Etymology

From its native habitat in Turkey.

Noun

Turkey oak (plural Turkey oaks)

Quercus cerris, native to Asia Minor and southeastern Europe.

Translations

Quercus cerris

Albanian: qarr (sq) m
Arabic: سنديان أشعر
Azerbaijani: avstriya palıdı
Basque: turkiar haritz
Bulgarian: цер (cer)
Catalan: roure cerris
Chinese:
Mandarin: 土耳其櫟／土耳其栎 (tǔ'ěrqí lì)
Czech: dub cer (cs)
Danish: frynseeg
Dutch: moseik (nl)
Finnish: turkintammi
Georgian: თურქული მუხა (turkuli muxa)
German: Zerreiche (de)
Greek:
Ancient: ἄσπρις f (áspris)
Hebrew: אלון שסוע
Hungarian: csertölgy (hu)
Icelandic: kögureik
Latin: cerrus f
Latvian: austrijas ozols
Macedonian: цер (cer)
Neapolitan: cierr
Norwegian: frynseeik
Persian: بلوط ترک
Polish: dąb burgundzki
Romanian: cer (ro)
Russian: дуб австрийский (dub avstrijskij)
Serbo-Croatian: цер, cer (sh), hrast cer
Slovene: cer (sl)
Sorbian:
Upper Sorbian: burgundski dub
Swedish: turkisk ek
Turkish: saçlı meşe (tr)

References

Quercus cerris on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
Quercus cerris on Wikispecies.Wikispecies
Quercus cerris on Wikimedia Commons.Wikimedia Commons
Turkey oak at USDA Plants database

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