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[[Raphanus sativus (Common names)|''Raphanus sativus'' (Common names)]]
  
 
[[Raphanus sativus Daikon Group (Common names)|''Raphanus sativus'' Daikon Group (Common names)]]
 
[[Raphanus sativus Daikon Group (Common names)|''Raphanus sativus'' Daikon Group (Common names)]]
  
 
[[Raphanus sativus Minor Group (Common names)|''Raphanus sativus'' Minor Group (Common names)]]
 
[[Raphanus sativus Minor Group (Common names)|''Raphanus sativus'' Minor Group (Common names)]]
 
[[Raphanus sativus Niger Group (Common names)|''Raphanus sativus'' Niger Group (Common names)]]
 
  
 
[[Raphanus sativus Oleiformis Group (Common names)|''Raphanus sativus'' Oleiformis Group (Common names)]]
 
[[Raphanus sativus Oleiformis Group (Common names)|''Raphanus sativus'' Oleiformis Group (Common names)]]
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{{Common Names  
 
{{Common Names  
 
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* English: radish
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* English: winter radish, black radish
* German:
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* German: Rettich; Radi (Bayern)
* Dutch: radijs (B)
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* Dutch: ramenas, rammenas<sup>1</sup>; rettich<sup>2</sup>; ramenas, winterradijs (B)
 
* Swedish:
 
* Swedish:
 
* Danish:
 
* Danish:
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* Icelandic: hreðka
 
* Icelandic: hreðka
 
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|group2 =
* French: radis
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* French: gros radis, radis noir; raifort (Paris region)
* Italian: ravanello, radice
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* Italian: ramolaccio, rafano; ramolaccio (CH)
 
* Spanish: rábano
 
* Spanish: rábano
* Catalan: rave
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* Catalan:  
* Portuguese: rabanete
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* Portuguese: rábão, rábano
* Romanian: ridiche
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* Romanian: ridiche neagră, ridiche
  
 
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|group3 =
* Russian:
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* Russian: редька - redka
* Polish: rzodkiew
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* Polish: rzodkiew, rzodkiew czarna
* Czech:
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* Czech: ředkev
* Slovak:
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* Slovak: red'kev
* Bulgarian:
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* Bulgarian: ряпа - rjapa
* Croatian:
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* Croatian: rotkva
 
* Serb:  
 
* Serb:  
* Slovenian:  
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* Slovenian: redkev
 
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* Latvian:  
 
* Latvian:  
 
* Lithuanian:  
 
* Lithuanian:  
 
* Albanian: rrepë, repë (rrepa, repa with the article)
 
* Albanian: rrepë, repë (rrepa, repa with the article)
* Greek: ραπάνι, ραπανάκι, ρεπάνι - rapani, rapanaki, repani
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* Greek: ραπάνι, ραπανάκι - rapani, rapanaki
* Turkish: turp
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* Turkish: iri turp
 
* Maltese:  
 
* Maltese:  
* Hungarian: retek
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* Hungarian: retek, réparetek
* Finnish: retikka
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* Finnish: retikka, ruokaretikka
 
* Estonian:  
 
* Estonian:  
  
 
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In many languages, small radishes (Minor Group) and big radishes (Niger Group) have distinct names.
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(1) designates traditional cultivars.
 
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(2) designates exported white cultivars
 
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Latest revision as of 16:23, 22 October 2011


See also:

Raphanus sativus (Common names)

Raphanus sativus Daikon Group (Common names)

Raphanus sativus Minor Group (Common names)

Raphanus sativus Oleiformis Group (Common names)

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Names in common use


  • English: winter radish, black radish
  • German: Rettich; Radi (Bayern)
  • Dutch: ramenas, rammenas1; rettich2; ramenas, winterradijs (B)
  • Swedish:
  • Danish:
  • Norwegian: reddik
  • Icelandic: hreðka


  • French: gros radis, radis noir; raifort (Paris region)
  • Italian: ramolaccio, rafano; ramolaccio (CH)
  • Spanish: rábano
  • Catalan:
  • Portuguese: rábão, rábano
  • Romanian: ridiche neagră, ridiche


  • Russian: редька - redka
  • Polish: rzodkiew, rzodkiew czarna
  • Czech: ředkev
  • Slovak: red'kev
  • Bulgarian: ряпа - rjapa
  • Croatian: rotkva
  • Serb:
  • Slovenian: redkev


  • Latvian:
  • Lithuanian:
  • Albanian: rrepë, repë (rrepa, repa with the article)
  • Greek: ραπάνι, ραπανάκι - rapani, rapanaki
  • Turkish: iri turp
  • Maltese:
  • Hungarian: retek, réparetek
  • Finnish: retikka, ruokaretikka
  • Estonian:

Sources and commentaries

(1) designates traditional cultivars. (2) designates exported white cultivars