Petersilie

German > Latin

Petersilie, oreoselīnum od. petroselīnum.

Translations

parsley

Albanian: majdanoz; Arabic: مَقْدُونِس‎, بَقْدُونِس‎, مَعْدُونِس‎; Egyptian Arabic: بقدونس‎; Gulf Arabic: بَقْدُونِس‎; Iraqi Arabic: كرفس‎; Hijazi Arabic: بَقْدونِس‎; Moroccan Arabic: معدنوس‎; Armenian: մաղադանոս, կարոս, ազատքեղ; Azerbaijani: cəfəri, bağdanus; Basque: perrexil; Belarusian: пятрушка; Bulgarian: магданоз; Catalan: julivert; Chinese Cantonese: 番茜; Mandarin: 歐芹, 欧芹, 荷蘭芹, 荷兰芹, 香菜; Crimean Tatar: mağdanoz; Czech: petržel, petrželka; Danish: persille; Dutch: peterselie; Esperanto: petroselo; Estonian: petersell; Finnish: persilja; French: persil; Friulian: persembul; Galician: perexil, pirixel; Georgian: ოხრახუში; German: Petersilie; Greek: μαϊντανός, πετροσέλινο; Ancient Greek: πετροσέλινον; Hebrew: פֶּטְרוֹזִילְיָה‎; Hungarian: petrezselyem; Hunsrik: Petersilje; Icelandic: steinselja; Indonesian: peterseli; Irish: peirsil; Italian: prezzemolo; Japanese: パセリ; Kashubian: piotrëszka; Kazakh: ақжелкен, ақжелек; Korean: 파슬리; Kurdish Central Kurdish: جافری‎, مەعدەنووس‎; Northern Kurdish: bextenîz; Kyrgyz: петрушка; Ladino: maydanoz, pirishil; Latin: petroselinum, petroselinon; Latvian: pētersīlis; Lithuanian: petražolė; Macedonian: магдонос; Malay: pasli; Maltese: tursin; Maori: pāhiri; Middle English: persely; Mongolian: яншуй; Neapolitan: petrosino; Norwegian Bokmål: persille; Nynorsk: persille; Occitan: jolverd; Old English: petersiliġe; Persian: جعفری‎, شومخ‎; Plautdietsch: Peetasselj; Polish: pietruszka; Portuguese: salsa, salsinha; Quechua: q'umir qhura; Romanian: pătrunjel; Romansch: peterschigl; Russian: петрушка; Sardinian: pedrusìmula, padrusímula, pedrusèmini, perdusèmene, pedrusímulu; Scottish Gaelic: pairseil, pearsal; Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic: першин, першун; Roman: peršin, peršun; Sicilian: pitrusinu, puḍḍisinu; Slovak: petržlen; Slovene: peteršilj; Spanish: perejil; Swedish: persilja; Tagalog: perehil; Tajik: ҷаъфарӣ; Turkish: maydanoz; Turkmen: petruşka; Ukrainian: петрушка; Uzbek: petrushka; Venetian: parsèmoło, persémoło, parsìmoƚo; Vietnamese: mùi tây; Volapük: pärjid; Walloon: pierzin; Yiddish: פּעטרעשקע‎; Zazaki: baxdinoz