Nelke

German > Latin

Nelke, *dianthus (das Gewächs, L.). – *flos dianthi (die Blume, L.). – die Gewürznelke, *caryophyllus aromaticus (L.).

Translations

Dianthus caryophyllus

af: angelier; ar: قرنفل شائع; arz: قرنفل شائع; az: bağ qərənfili; bg: градински карамфил; cs: hvozdík zahradní; cy: penigan pêr; da: havenellike; de: Landnelke; el: Δίανθος ο καρυόφυλλος, Δίανθος ο καλλωπιστικός, γαρυφαλλιά, γαριφαλιά, γαρυφαλιά, γαρουφαλιά, γαρεφαλιά, γαροφαλιά; et: aednelk; eu: krabelin kultibatu; fa: میخک قرنفلی; fi: tarhaneilikka; frr: (guard-)neegelk; fr: œillet commun; fur: sclopon; gl: caraveleira; hi: डायनथस कैरीओफ़िलस; hr: pravi karanfil; hsb: zahrodna nalika; hu: kerti szegfű; hy: ռեմոնտանտ մեխակներ; id: anyelir merah; is: nellika; ja: カーネーション; jv: anyelir; kab: taxenfelt; ko: 카네이션; la: Dianthus caryophyllus; lt: tikrasis gvazdikas; mk: градинарски каранфил; ml: ഡയാന്തസ് കാരിയോഫില്ലസ്; ms: teluki; nah: caxtillān xōchitl; ne: बगैँचे फूल; nl: tuinanjer; no: hagenellik; pl: goździk ogrodowy; pnb: کارنیشن; pt: craveiro; qu: kapiqantu; ro: garoafă; ru: гвоздика садовая; scn: galòfaru; sc: gravellu; sh: karanfil; simple: carnation; sq: karafili; sv: trädgårdsnejlika; ta: கானேசன்; tl: klabel; ug: چىنىگۇل; uk: гвоздики садові; vi: hoa cẩm chướng; wuu: 康乃馨; zh_min_nan: chián-jiông-hoe; zh_yue: 石竹; zh: 康乃馨

carnation

Albanian: karafil; Arabic: ⁧قَرَنْفُل⁩; Hijazi Arabic: ⁧قُرُنْفُل⁩; Moroccan Arabic: ⁧قرنفل⁩; Armenian: մեխակ, ղարանֆիլ; Bulgarian: карамфил; Catalan: clavell, clavellina; Chinese Mandarin: 康乃馨; Min Nan: 剪絨花／剪绒花; Czech: karafiát, hvozdík; Dutch: anjer, anjelier, genoffel; Esperanto: dianto; Faroese: nelikur; Finnish: tarhaneilikka; French: œillet; Galician: caraveleira, caravel; German: Gartennelke, Nelke; Greek: γαρυφαλλιά, γαριφαλιά, γαρυφαλιά, γαρουφαλιά, γαρεφαλιά, γαροφαλιά; Ancient Greek: Διὸς ἄνθος, διόσανθος; Italian: garofano; Kalmyk: хальмпр; Kazakh: қалампыр; Korean: 카네이션; Lithuanian: gvazdikas; Macedonian: каранфил; Maltese: qronfol; Norwegian Bokmål: nellik; Nynorsk: nellik; Ottoman Turkish: ⁧قرنفل⁩; Polish: goździk; Portuguese: cravo; Romanian: garoafă; Russian: гвоздика; Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic: каранфил; Roman: karanfil; Spanish: clavel; Tagalog: klabel; Turkish: karanfil; Vietnamese: cẩm chướng; Volapük: kariof, diant, plümadiant; Yiddish: ⁧נעגעלע⁩, ⁧גוואָזדיקע⁩