acorn

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πᾶσα σοφία παρὰ Κυρίου καὶ μετ᾿ αὐτοῦ ἐστιν εἰς τὸν αἰῶνα → all wisdom comes from the Lord, she is with him for ever

Source

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substantive

P. βάλανος, ἡ (Homer and Aristotle).

Translations

Abenaki: anaskemen, anaskebagôn, wachil; Adyghe: мышкӏу; Afrikaans: akker; Albanian: lende, gogël; Apache Western Apache: chíchʼil, chíchnʼil; Arabic: بَلُّوط‎, بَلُّوطَة‎; Moroccan Arabic: بلوط‎, بلوطة‎; Aragonese: ballota; Armenian: կաղին; Middle Armenian: պալուտ; Aromanian: gljindã, docãrã, vãlani; Asturian: llande, abeyota, abellota; Azerbaijani: palıd qozası; Basque: ezkur; Belarusian: жо́луд; Breton: mez; Bulgarian: жъ́лъд; Catalan: gla; Catawba: tumo; Central Mazahua: løjø; Central Sierra Miwok: watýkˑa-, watýk·a-; Cherokee: ᎬᎴ; Chinese Cantonese: 橡子; Mandarin: 橡子, 橡果; Classical Nahuatl: āhuacuauhtomatl, āhuatomatl; Cree: ᒥᐢᑎᑯᒥᐣ, ᒥᐢᑎᑯᐹᑲᐣ; Czech: žalud; Danish: agern; Dhivehi: ކަށި ބުރޮޅި‎; Dutch: eikel; Esperanto: glano; Estonian: tammetõru; Faroese: akarn, eikinøt; Finnish: tammenterho; French: gland; Friulian: gland; Galician: belota, landra, landa, glande; Georgian: რკო; German: Eichel; Greek: βελανίδι; Ancient Greek: βάλανος; Hebrew: בַּלּוּט‎; Hindi: बाँजफल; Hungarian: makk; Icelandic: akarn; Ido: glano; Interlingua: glande; Irish: dearcán; Italian: ghianda; Japanese: どんぐり, 団栗; Kazakh: емен жаңғағы; Korean: 도토리; Kurdish Northern Kurdish: belot; Kyrgyz: жёлудь; Latgalian: zeile; Latin: glans; Latvian: zīle, ozolzīle; Lezgi: мегъв; Lithuanian: gilė; Luxembourgish: Eechel; Macedonian: желад, жир; Malagasy: voan'oaka; Maori: huaōki; Middle English: acorn; Mohegan-Pequot: anôhcum; Nahuatl : ahuatomatl; Navajo: chéchʼil binááʼ; Neapolitan: gliandra; Norman: tchênelle; Norwegian: kongle, åkorn; Bokmål: eikenøtt; Nynorsk: eikenøtt; Occitan: agland; Ohlone Northern Ohlone: yuu; Ojibwe: mitigomin; Old Church Slavonic: желѫдь; Old English: æcern; Ossetian: гыркъо; Panamint: wiyan, wiyampi; Persian: بلوط‎; Polish: żołądź; Portuguese: bolota; Romanian: ghindă; Romansch: glogn, glonda, glànd, glanda; Russian: жёлудь; Sardinian: landha, landhe, landi; Saterland Frisian: Äkkene; Scanian: agarn; Scots: aicorn; Scottish Gaelic: dearc-dharaich; Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic: жи̑р, желуд; Roman: žȋr, želud; Sicilian: agghiànnara; Silesian: ajchel; Slovak: žaluď; Slovene: želod; Sorbian Lower Sorbian: žołź; Upper Sorbian: žołdź; Southern Ohlone: rappak; Spanish: bellota; Sudovian: gile; Swedish: ekollon; Tabasaran: мяхъв; Tagalog: ensina, belyota; Tajik: балут; Thai: ผลต้นโอ๊ก; Turkish: palamut; Ukrainian: жо́лудь; Uyghur: دۇب ياڭىقى‎, دۇب ئۇرۇقى‎, توڭگۇز ياڭىقى‎, بەللۇت‎; Uzbek: choʻchqayongʻoq; Vietnamese: đầu; Vilamovian: achuł; Volapük: kvär, gölogafluk; Walloon: gland; Welsh: mes