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Dictionary Icelandic ← English: tree

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Icelandic

English

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NOUN

a tree | trees/[obs.] treen

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tré {hv}

tree

2 Words: Nouns

tölvufr. tvíundatré {hv}

binary tree

jólatré {hv}

Christmas tree

ættartala {kv}

family tree

ættartré {hv}

family tree

garð. gras. ávaxtatré {hv}

ættartala {kv}

genealogical tree

tölvufr. leitartré {hv}

search tree

gras. trjákróna {kv}

mál. hrísla {kv}

tree diagram

gras. viðarkvoða {kv}

tréhús {hv}

gras. viðarkvoða {kv}

gras. árhringur {k}

gras. trjástofn {k}

gras. viðarbolur {k}

3 Words: Verbs

to fell a tree

3 Words: Nouns

jólatrésskraut {hv}

Christmas tree decorations

gras. kalviður {k}

dead tree branch

garð. gras. ávaxtatré {hv}

fruit-bearing tree

fúasprek {hv}

rotten tree branch

Taxa/Species (Animals, Plants, Fungi)

gras. T

árroðablóm {hv} [Lavatera arborea, Syn.: Malva arborea]

(common) tree mallow

gras. T

drekasýrena {kv} [Syringa reticulata]

(Japanese) tree lilac

gras. T

perureynir {k} [Sorbus domestica]

(true) service tree

gras. T

elri {hv} [Alnus]

alder (tree)

gras. T

elrir {k} [Alnus]

alder (tree)

gras. T

ölur {k} [Alnus]

alder (tree)

gras. T

jamaíkupipar {k} [Pimenta dioica]

allspice (tree)

gras. T

möndlutré {hv} [Prunus dulcis]

almond (tree)

gras. T

alpagullregn {hv} [Laburnum alpinum, Syn.: Cytisus alpinus]

Alpine golden chain tree

gras. T

apaldur {k} [gamalt] [eplatré]

gras. T

eplatré {hv}

gras. T

birkitré {hv} [Betula]

gras. T

brauðaldintré {hv} [Artocarpus altilis]

breadfruit / bread-fruit tree

gras. T

lauftré {hv}

broad-leafed tree [broad-leaved tree]

gras. T

flipareynir {k} [Sorbus torminalis]

chequer tree [Br.]

gras. T

kirsuberjatré {hv}

cherry tree

gras. T

kirsuberjaviður {k}

cherry tree

gras. T

kaffirunni {k} [Coffea arabica]

coffee tree

dýr T

grásproti {k} [Hyla chrysoscelis]

Cope's gray tree frog [Am.]

dýr T

grásproti {k} [Hyla chrysoscelis]

Cope's grey tree frog [Br.]

gras. T

döðlupálmi {k} [Phoenix dactylifera]

gras. T

fílafótur {k} [Beaucarnea recurvata]

elephant's foot tree

gras. T

grenitré {hv}

gras. T

hjartatré {hv} [Cercidiphyllum japonicum, Syn.: Cercidiphyllum japonicum var. sinense]

Japanese Judas-tree

gras. T

linditré {hv} [Tilia cordata]

lime tree [Br.]

gras. T

eikartré {hv}

gras. T

ólífutré {hv} [Olea europaea]

gras. T

pálmatré {hv}

gras. T

pálmi {k}

gras. T

platanætt {kv} [Platanaceae]

plane-tree / planetree family {sg}

gras. T

granateplatré {hv} [Punica granatum]

pomegranate tree

gras. T

regntré {hv} [Samanea saman, Syn.: Albizia saman]

rain tree / raintree

gras. T

kergi {kv} [Caragana arborescens]

Siberian pea-tree

skordýr T

rauðhumla {kv} [Bombus hypnorum]

tree bumblebee

gras. T

goðatré {hv} [Ailanthus altissima]

tree of heaven

gras. T

víðir {k} [Salix]

willow tree

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