burdock

English

Burdock

Etymology

From Middle English *bury dokke (attested as plural bury dokkis), equivalent to bur(ry) +‎ dock.

Pronunciation

(UK) IPA^(key): /ˈbɜːdɒk/
(US) IPA^(key): /ˈbɝːdɑːk/

Noun

burdock (plural burdocks)

Any of the species of biennial thistles in the genus Arctium.

Synonyms

gobo

Derived terms

Translations

any of the species of biennial thistles in the genus Arctium

Armenian: կռատուկ (hy) (kṙatuk), կոծոծ (hy) (kococ)
Aromanian: brushtir n
Bulgarian: репей m (repej)
Catalan: repalassa f
Chechen: баӏ (baˀ)
Chinese:
Cantonese: 牛蒡 (ngau⁴ bong²)

Mandarin: 牛蒡 (zh) (niúbàng)
Czech: lopuch (cs) m
Danish: burre
Dutch: klit (nl)
Esperanto: lapo
Estonian: takjas (et)
Finnish: takiainen (fi)
French: bardane (fr)
Galician: lampaza f, labaza (gl) f
German: Klette (de) f
Greek: πλατομαντήλα f (platomantíla), κολλητσίδα (el) f (kollitsída)
Ancient: ἄρκιον n (árkion)
Hungarian: bojtorján (hu)
Ingrian: takkiain
Irish: copóg thuathail f, leadán liosta m
Italian: bardana (it) f, lappa (it) f
Japanese: 牛蒡 (ja) (ごぼう, gobō)
Korean: 우엉 (ueong)
Kurdish:
Northern Kurdish: girnij (ku)
Latgalian: dodzs
Latin: lappa f
Latvian: dadzis
Lithuanian: varnalėša (lt)
Luxembourgish: Klett f
Macedonian: чи́чок m (číčok)
Mari:
Eastern Mari: коршаҥге (koršaŋge)
Old English: ēawyrt f
Persian: باباآدم (fa) (bâbâdam)
Polish: łopian (pl) m, łopuch (pl) m
Portuguese: bardana (pt)
Romanian: brusture (ro)
Romansch: brager m
Russian: лопу́х (ru) m (lopúx), репе́й (ru) m (repéj), репе́йник (ru) m (repéjnik)
Scottish Gaelic: seircean m
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: чи́чак m, рѐпух m, ло̀пӯх m

Roman: číčak (sh) m, rèpuh (sh) m, lòpūh (sh) m
Southern Altai: уак (uak)
Spanish: bardana (es), cachurrea, cadillo, lampazo (es), lapaizo, pegadillo, pegote
Swedish: kardborre (sv) c
Turkish: dulavratotu (tr), dulavratot
Ukrainian: лопу́х m (lopúx), реп'ях m (repʺjax)
Vietnamese: ngưu bàng
Welsh: cyngaf m, cedowrach m

References

burdock on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
Arctium on Wikispecies.Wikispecies
Arctium on Wikimedia Commons.Wikimedia Commons

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