Difference between revisions of "Triticum aestivum subsp. aestivum (Common names)"
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* Dutch: tarwe; weit | * Dutch: tarwe; weit | ||
* Swedish: vete | * Swedish: vete | ||
| − | * Danish: hvede | + | * Danish: hvede, brød-hvede |
* Norwegian: hvete (bokmål), kveite (nynorsk) | * Norwegian: hvete (bokmål), kveite (nynorsk) | ||
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* Slovenian: žito | * Slovenian: žito | ||
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| + | * Latvian: kvieši | ||
| + | * Lithuanian: paprastasis kvietys | ||
* Albanian: grurë, grurë i butë (gruri with the article) | * Albanian: grurë, grurë i butë (gruri with the article) | ||
* Greek: σιτάρι, στάρι - sitari, stari | * Greek: σιτάρι, στάρι - sitari, stari | ||
* Turkish: buğday | * Turkish: buğday | ||
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* Hungarian: búza, közönséges búza | * Hungarian: búza, közönséges búza | ||
| − | * Finnish: viljavehnä | + | * Finnish: viljavehnä, vehnä |
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Latest revision as of 16:32, 6 November 2011
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Names in common use
- English: wheat, bread wheat
- German: Weizen, weicher Weizen, Saatweizen
- Dutch: tarwe; weit
- Swedish: vete
- Danish: hvede, brød-hvede
- Norwegian: hvete (bokmål), kveite (nynorsk)
- Icelandic:
- French: blé, blé tendre, froment
- Italian: frumento, frumento da pane
- Spanish: trigo, trigo común, trigo blando
- Catalan: blat; forment, xeixa
- Portuguese: trigo
- Romanian: grîu, grîu cîrnău
- Russian: пшеница, пшеница мягкая - pšenica, pšenica mjagkaja
- Polish: pszenica, pszenica zwyczajna
- Czech: pšenice měkká
- Slovak: pšenica
- Bulgarian: мека пшеница, жито - meka pšenica, žito
- Croatian: pšenica, pšenica obična, žito
- Serb:
- Slovenian: žito
- Latvian: kvieši
- Lithuanian: paprastasis kvietys
- Albanian: grurë, grurë i butë (gruri with the article)
- Greek: σιτάρι, στάρι - sitari, stari
- Turkish: buğday
- Maltese:
- Hungarian: búza, közönséges búza
- Finnish: viljavehnä, vehnä
- Estonian:
