thornbush

English

thornbush (plural thornbushes)

Any of many thorny or spiny shrubs and bushes.
- 2019, Marlon James, Black Leopard, Red Wolf, Hamish Hamilton, page 261:
  “Meanwhile thornbush sprung wild around the house overnight.”
Hyponyms: bramble, briar

thorny shrub or bush

Albanian: ferrë (sq) f, ferrël f, ferrëlagëse (sq) f, murriz (sq) m
Arabic: شَوْك‎ m (šawk)
Aramaic: סַנְיָא‎ (sanyā) / ܣܢܝܐ‎ (sanyā), absolute state סְנֶה‎ (sne) / ܣܢܐ‎ (sne)
Armenian: փուշ (hy) (pʿuš)
Bulgarian: шипка (šipka)
Catalan: bardissa (ca) f, bruc (ca) m
Faroese: tornarunnur m
Finnish: piikkipensas
French: buisson épineux m, épineux (fr) m, bruyère (fr) f
Galician: silva f, silveira (gl) f, silvareu m, xibarda (gl) f, balseiro m, bardal m, balsa f, bardaleiro m, fonce f, espiñeira f
German: Dornbusch (de) m
Greek: ρείκι (el) (reíki)
Ancient: ῥάμνος f (rhámnos)
Hungarian: tüskebokor (hu)
Irish: sceach f, sceacha f pl, dris f
Old Irish: dris f
Italian: rovo (it) m, spino (it) m
Latin: veprēs m, sentis (la) m
Maori: tairo, taraheke, taramoa, tātarāmoa
Middle English: brembel
Occitan: espin (oc) m
Persian: خاربوته‎ (xârbute), تلو‎ (fa) (talu), مغیلان‎ (fa) (moğilân)
Portuguese: espinheiro (pt) m, sarça (pt) f
Quechua: kichka (qu)
Romanian: rug (ro) m, mărăcine (ro)
Russian: терно́вник (ru) m (ternóvnik), шипо́вник (ru) m (šipóvnik)
Scottish Gaelic: dris f, dreas f
Serbo-Croatian: trnjak (sh)
Slovak: tŕnie n
Spanish: zarzal (es) m, brezo (es) m
Swedish: törnbuske c, taggbuske (sv) c, törne (sv)
Telugu: కంప (te) (kampa), క్రంప (te) (krampa)
Welsh: miaren f, mieri

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