κάννη
ἔκστασίς τίς ἐστιν ἐν τῇ γενέσει τὸ παρὰ φύσιν τοῦ κατὰ φύσιν → what is contrary to nature is any developmental aberration from what is in accord with nature (Aristotle, On the Heavens 286a19)
English (LSJ)
v. κάννα.
Greek Monolingual
και κάννα (AM κάννη και κάννα)
βλ. κάννα.
Translations
Arundo donax
ar: غاب عملاق; arz: غاب عملاق; azb: قامیشواری قارغی; az: qamışvari qarğı; ca: canya comuna; cs: trsť rákosovitá; da: pælerør; de: Pfahlrohr; en: arundo, carrizo, Colorado river reed, elephant grass, giant cane, giant reed, Spanish cane, wild cane; grc: δόναξ, κάννα, κάννη; eu: kanabera; fa: قمیش; fi: jättiruoko; gl: cana; hi: नरकट; hsb: hoberska sćina; hu: olasznád; ja: ダンチク; la: Arundo donax; ml: ആറ്റുകരിമ്പ്; my: အလိုကျူပင်; ne: नर्कट; nl: pijlriet; no: kjemperør; pl: lasecznica trzcinowata; pnb: کانا; pt: cana-do-reino; ru: арундо тростниковый; sc: canna; sl: navadni trstikovec; sq: kallmi; sv: italienskt rör; ta: எருவை; te: కాకివెదురు; th: อ้อ; tr: kargı; uk: арундо тростинний; vi: sậy núi; zh_yue: 花葉蘆竹; zh: 蘆荻
reed
Aghwan: 𐕒𐔱𐕒𐕡𐕣; Arabic: قَصَبَة, بُوصَة; Egyptian Arabic: قصبة, بوصة; Moroccan Arabic: قصب, قصبة; Armenian: եղեգ; Aromanian: arugoz, trescã, shuvar; Assamese: ইকৰ; Asturian: cañavera; Azerbaijani: qarğı, qamış; Basque: ihi; Belarusian: трыснёг, чарот, трысцё; Bulgarian: тръстика; Cahuilla: paxal; Catalan: canya; Central Tarahumara: baká; Chinese Mandarin: 蘆葦/芦苇; Classical Nahuatl: ācatl; Czech: rákosí, sítí; Danish: siv, rør; Dutch: riet; Esperanto: kano; Faroese: sev; Finnish: kaisla, ruoko; French: roseau; Galician: carrizo, cana, xunco; Georgian: ლერწამი; German: Schilf, Ried, Rohr; Gothic: 𐍂𐌰𐌿𐍃; Greek: καλάμι, καλαμιά; Ancient Greek: κάλαμος, θρύον, δόναξ, κάννα, κάννη; Hebrew: קָנֶה; Huichol: háca; Hungarian: nád; Icelandic: sef, reyr; Indonesian: alang, alang-alang; Ingrian: glaisa; Irish: giolcach, biorrach; Italian: canna, canniccio, giunco; Japanese: 葦, 蘆; Kazakh: қамыс; Khmer: ប្របុស; Korean: 갈대; Latgalian: nīdre; Latin: harundo, iuncus; Latvian: niedre; Lithuanian: nendrė; Macedonian: трска; Mayo: baaca; Middle English: red; Mongolian: хулс, ᠬᠤᠯᠤᠰᠤ; Navajo: lókʼaaʼ; Northern Tepehuan: vaapákai; Norwegian: siv, rør; Occitan: canavèra, rausa, cana, canòta; Old English: hreod; Ottoman Turkish: قامش, كلیز; Persian: نی, روخ; Plautdietsch: Schelp; Polish: trzcina; Portuguese: junco, cana; Romanian: stuf, trestie; Russian: тростник, камыш; Serbo-Croatian: trska; Slovak: trstina, tŕstie, trsť; Slovene: trsje; Spanish: junco, carrizo, caña; Swedish: säv, vass, rör; Tagalog: tambo; Tarifit: aɣanim; Tetelcingo Nahuatl: öcatl; Thai: กก; Turkish: saz; Uab Meto: humusu; Ukrainian: очерет, тростина, комиш; Vietnamese: sậy; Walloon: rozea