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Noun

wild cherry (plural wild cherries)

1. An uncultivated cherry tree of species Prunus avium, native to Europe and western Asia.

   Synonyms: sweet cherry, gean

2. A tree of species Prunus serotina, native to North America.

   Synonym: black cherry

3. A tree of species Antidesma bunius, native to Southeast Asia and northern Australia

   Synonym: bignay

4. Fruit of these trees.

Synonyms

• (Prunus serotina): wild black cherry, rum cherry, mountain black cherry
• (Antidesma bunius): Queensland cherry, Chinese laurel, currant tree, salamander tree

Translations

Prunus avium tree

Arabic: كَرَز حُلْو m (karaz ḥulw) Armenian: կեռասենի (hy) (keṙaseni) Basque: basagereziondo Belarusian: чарэ́шня f (čaréšnja) Bulgarian: дива чере́ша f (diva čeréša), обикнове́на чере́ша f (obiknovéna čeréša) Catalan: cirerer (ca) Czech: třešeň obecná f Finnish: imeläkirsikka (fi), linnunkirsikkapuu (fi) French: merisier (fr) m, cerisier sauvage (fr) m Galician: cerdeira (gl) f German: Süßkirsche (de) f, Vogelkirsche (de) f Greek: αγριοκερασιά (el) f (agriokerasiá) Ancient: λακάρη f (lakárē) Ido: guindiero (io) Irish: silín fiáin m Kabardian: please add this translation if you can Kaitag: ба́чӏру (báč̣ru) Kashubian: krzesznia f Kazakh: please add this translation if you can Kyrgyz: гилас (ky) (gilas) Laz: მბული (mbuli) Lithuanian: trešnė f Macedonian: дива цреша f (diva creša) Polish: czereśnia (pl) f Russian: чере́шня (ru) (čeréšnja) Serbo-Croatian: trȅšnja (sh) f Slovene: čẹ̑šnja (sl) f Spanish: cerezo (es) m Swedish: sötkörsbär (sv) n Turkish: kiraz ağacı Turkmen: please add this translation if you can Ukrainian: чере́шня f (čeréšnja)

Prunus avium fruit

Arabic: كَرَز حُلْو m (karaz ḥulw) Armenian: կեռաս (hy) (keṙas) Belarusian: чарэ́шня f (čaréšnja) Bulgarian: дива чере́ша f (diva čeréša), обикнове́на чере́ша f (obiknovéna čeréša) Czech: třešeň obecná f Finnish: villikirsikka French: merise (fr) f Galician: cereixa (gl) f German: Süßkirsche (de) f Greek: αγριοκέρασο (el) n (agriokéraso) Ancient: λακάρη f (lakárē) Hebrew: גודגדן (he) Hungarian: cseresznye (hu) Ido: guindo (io) Irish: silín fiáin m Kabardian: please add this translation if you can Kaitag: ба́чӏру (báč̣ru) Kashubian: krzesznia f Kazakh: тәтті шие (tättı şie) Laz: მბული (mbuli) Lithuanian: trešnė f Macedonian: дива цреша f (diva creša) Polish: czereśnia (pl) f Russian: чере́шня (ru) (čeréšnja) Serbo-Croatian: trȅšnja (sh) f Slovene: čẹ̑šnja (sl) f Spanish: cereza (es) f Swedish: sötkörsbär (sv) n, fågelbär (sv) n, bigarrå (sv) c Tatar: төче чия (töçe çiyä) Turkish: kiraz (tr) Turkmen: please add this translation if you can Ukrainian: чере́шня f (čeréšnja) Unami: mwimin