wood sorrel

See also: woodsorrel and wood-sorrel

English

wood sorrel (Oxalis acetosella)

Alternative forms

woodsorrel, wood-sorrel

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈwʊdˌsɒɹəl/

Noun

wood sorrel (countable and uncountable, plural wood sorrels)

A white-flowered woodland plant, Oxalis acetosella.
Any of several other species of the genus Oxalis.

Synonyms

cuckoo bread

Hyponyms

common wood sorrel

Translations

a white-flowered woodland plant, Oxalis acetosella

Basque: basoetako mingotsa
Bulgarian: киселец (bg) m (kiselec)
Catalan: pa de cucut de bosc m
Danish: skovsyre (da) c
Esperanto: okzalo
Faroese: skarðssýrusmæra f
Finnish: käenkaali (fi), ketunleipä (fi)
Galician: trevo acedo m, aleluia f, pan de cuco m
German: Waldsauerklee m
Greek:
Ancient: ὀξύς f (oxús)
Irish: seamair choille f
Italian: acetosella (it) f
Japanese: 小深山傍食 (こみやまかたばみ, komiyama katabami)
Macedonian: кисе́лица f (kisélica)
Norwegian:
Bokmål: gjøkesyre, kløversyre f, siris m, skogsyre f, syreblad n, søtsyre f, vaffelhjerte n (and more)

Nynorsk: gauksyre f, gaukesyre f, gaukegras n, gaukvaffel m, syreblom m (and more)
Polish: szczawik zajęczy m
Portuguese: acetosela f, azedinha f, aleluia (pt) f
Romanian: măcrișul-caprei (ro) m, măcrișor m
Russian: кисли́ца (ru) f (kislíca)
Slovak: kyslička obyčajná f
Spanish: aleluya (es)
Swedish: harsyra (sv) c
Tuvan: чажыл (çajıl)
Welsh: suran y coed m

any of several other species of the genus Oxalis

Czech: šťavel m
Danish: surkløver c
Finnish: käenkaali (fi)
German: Sauerklee m
Japanese: 酢漿草 (ja) (かたばみ, katabami)
Kazakh: саумалдық (saumaldyq)
Kikuyu: ndabibi class 9/10
Polish: szczawik (pl) m

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Translations to be checked

Old English: ^{(please verify)} ġēaces sūre f
Swedish: ^{(please verify)} harsyra (sv) c
Welsh: ^{(please verify)} suran y coed

References

wood sorrel on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
Oxalis on Wikispecies.Wikispecies
Oxalis on Wikimedia Commons.Wikimedia Commons

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