See also Jasmine
English[]
File:2006-11-16Jasminum nudiflorum07.jpg Winter jasmine (1)
Etymology[]
French jasmin, from Arabic یسمین (yasmīn), from Persian یاسمن (yāsamen). Compare Ancient Greek ἰάσμη (iasmē).
Noun[]
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Singular
Jasmine
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Plural
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- Any of several plants, of the genus Jasminum, mostly native to Asia, having fragrant white or yellow flowers.
- The perfume obtained from these plants.
- Any of several unrelated plants having a similar perfume.
- A yellow colour.
Translations[]
Translations
- Arabic: یسمین (yasmīn) m.
- Armenian: հասմիկ hy(hy) (hasmik)
- Bengali: জুঁই (jumi), বেল (bela), মালতী (mālatī)
- Bosnian: jasmin m.
- Chinese: 茉莉 (mòlì)
- Croatian: jasmin m.
- Czech: jasmín cs(cs) m.
- Dutch: jasmijn nl(nl) f. and m.
- Esperanto: jasmeno eo(eo)
- Finnish: jasmiini fi(fi)
- French: jasmin m.
- German: Jasmin de(de) m.
- Hindi: चमेली (ćamelī), चंबेली (ća.nbelī)
- Hungarian: jázmin hu(hu)
- Indonesian:
- Standard Indonesian: bunga melati
- Acehnese: meulu cut, meulu cina
- Balinese: meluh
- Banda: menyuru
- Bima and Sumbawa: mundu
- Javanese: melur
- Manadonese/Minahasan: manduru
- Madurese: malete
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- Italian: gelsomino m. (1, 2)
- Japanese: ジャスミン (jasumin) (1)
- Marathi: चमेली (ćamelī) f.
- Persian: یاسمن (yāsamen), یاس (yās), یاسمون (yāsamūn), یاسمین (yāsamīn)
- Portuguese: jasmim m.
- Russian: жасмин ru(ru) (žasmín) m.
- Serbian:
- Cyrillic: јасмин m.
- Roman: jasmin m.
- Sicilian: girsuminu m.
- Spanish: jazmín es(es) m.
- Tajik: ёсамин, ёсуман
- Telugu: మల్లె (malle), జాజి (jaaji)
- Thai: พุทธชาด (póotchâat)
- Turkish: yasemin
- Urdu: یاسمین (yāsmīn), چمیلی (ćamelī), چنبیلی (ća.nbelī)
- Vietnamese: lài , nhài
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See also[]
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