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79 definitions found for Hordeum vulgare
Hordeum vulgare belongs to:
Hordeum
Hordeum vulgare synonyms:
Hordeum aegiceras
Hordeum distichon
Hordeum hexastichon
Hordeum hexastichum
Hordeum irregulare
Hordeum sativum
Hordeum vulgare trifurcatum
Hordeum vulgare synonym of:
Hordeum distichon
Hordeum hexastichum
[ar] Arabic (العربية):
شعير
[bg] Bulgarian (Български):
Ечемик
[ca] Catalan (Català):
Ordi
[cs] Czech (Česky):
Ječmen
[cy] Welsh (Cymraeg):
Haidd
[da] Danish (Dansk):
Almindelig Byg
[de] German (Deutsch):
Gerste
Mehrzeilige Gerste
Sechszeilige Gerste
Zweizeilige Gerste
[en] English:
Barley
Cereal Barley
Common Barley
Pearl Barley
Six-rowed Barley
Two-rowed Barley
[eo] Esperanto (Esperanto):
Hordeo
[es] Spanish (Español):
Cebada
Hordeum vulgare
[es] Spanish for
Hordeum vulgare
[et] Estonian (Eesti keel):
Oder
harilik oder
[fa] Persian (فارسی):
جو
[fi] Finnish (suomen kieli):
Ohra
Pelto-ohra
monitaho-ohra
ohra
[fr] French (Français):
Orge
[he] Hebrew (עברית):
שעורה
[hr] Croatian (Hrvatski):
jarac
jačmen
jačmik
ječam
obični ječam
ozimac
žito
[it] Italian (Italiano):
Hordeum vulgare
[it] Italian for
Hordeum vulgare
[ja] Japanese (日本語):
オオムギ
[jv] Javanese (Basa Jawa):
Jawawut
[ko] Korean (한국어):
보리
[lt] Lithuanian (lietuvių kalba):
paprastasis miežis
[lv] Latvian (latviešu valoda):
Mieži
parastais miezis
[nl] Dutch (Nederlands):
Gerst
[nn] Norwegian Nynorsk (Norsk nynorsk):
Bygg
[no] Norwegian (Norsk):
Bygg
[pl] Polish (Polski):
Jęczmień
[pt] Portuguese (Português):
Cevada
[ro] Romanian (Română):
orz
[ru] Russian (Русский язык):
Ячмень
ячмень обыкновенный
[sk] Slovak (Slovenčina):
Jačmeň
[sl] Slovenian (Slovenščina):
Ječmen
[sr] Serbian (Српски језик):
Јечам
[sv] Swedish (Svenska):
Korn
bjugg
fyrradigt korn
korn
sexradigt korn
sexradskorn
stjärnkorn
tvåradigt korn
tvåradskorn
[ta] Tamil (தமிழ்):
பார
[tr] Turkish (Türkçe):
Arpa
arpa
[wa] Walloon (Walon):
Oidje
[zh] Chinese (中文):
大麦
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