Grove

//ɡɹəʊv//

Translations of "grove" (49 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	ἄλσος(small forest)	álsos
Armenian	պուրակ(small forest)	purak
Azerbaijani	ağaclıq(small forest)	—
Belarusian	гай(small forest), лясо́к(small forest)	haj, ljasók
Bulgarian	горичка(small forest)	gorička
Catalan	arbreda(small forest)	—
Chinese Mandarin	小樹林 /小树林(small forest), 林子(small forest)	xiǎoshùlín, línzi
Czech	háj(small forest), lesík(small forest)	—
Danish	lund(small forest)	—
Dutch	bosje(small forest), horst(small forest), loo(small forest)	—
Esperanto	arbetaro(small forest), bosko(small forest)	—
Faroese	lund(small forest)	—
Finnish	metsikkö(small forest)	—
French	bosquet(small forest)	—
Galician	bravádego(small forest), frondía(small forest), quintá(small forest), souto(small forest), touza(small forest)	—
Georgian	კორომი(small forest)	ḳoromi
German	Gehölz(small forest), Hain(small forest), Wäldchen(small forest)	—
Greek	άλσος(small forest), σύδεντρο(small forest)	álsos, sýdentro
Hebrew	חֹרֶשׁ(small forest)	khóresh
Hindi	झाड़ी(small forest)	jhāṛī
Hungarian	berek(small forest), liget(small forest), pagony(small forest)	—
Icelandic	lundur(small forest)	—
Ingrian	lehto(small forest)	—
Interlingua	boschetto(small forest)	—
Italian	boschetto(small forest), piantagione(small forest)	—
Japanese	木立(small forest), 林(small forest)	kodachi, hayashi
Khmer	ច្បារ(small forest)	cbaa
Latin	lūcus(small forest), nemus(small forest)	—
Latvian	birzs(small forest), birztala (poeticism)(small forest)	—
Lithuanian	gojus(small forest)	—
Macedonian	го́ричка(small forest), за́бел(small forest), ки́тка(small forest), ки́чер(small forest), ко́рија(small forest), лаг(small forest), шу́мичка(small forest), шу́мјак(small forest)	górička, zábel, kítka, kíčer, kórija, lag, šúmička, šúmjak
Māori	aropā(small forest), hāpua(small forest), uru(small forest), urupuia(small forest)	—
Norwegian Bokmål	lund(small forest)	—
Norwegian Nynorsk	lund(small forest)	—
Occitan	boscata(small forest), boscaton(small forest), bosquet(small forest), bosquilh(small forest), bosquilhon(small forest)	—
Old East Slavic	гаи(small forest), лѣсъкъ(small forest), роща(small forest)	gai, lěsŭkŭ, rošča
Polish	gaj(small forest), lasek(small forest)	—
Portuguese	bosque(small forest), bosquete(small forest)	—
Romanian	arboret(small forest), crâng(small forest), dumbravă(small forest), pădurice(small forest), tufiș(small forest)	—
Russian	гай(small forest), лесо́к(small forest), ро́ща(small forest)	gaj, lesók, róšča
Serbo-Croatian	gaj(small forest), lug(small forest), šumarak(small forest), šumica(small forest), гај(small forest), луг(small forest), шумарак(small forest), шумица(small forest)	—
Slovak	háj(small forest), lesík(small forest)	—
Slovene	gaj(small forest)	—
Spanish	arboleda(small forest)	—
Swedish	dunge(small forest), lund(small forest), skogsdunge(small forest)	—
Tamil	சோலை(small forest), தோப்பு(small forest)	cōlai, tōppu
Turkish	koru(small forest)	—
Ukrainian	гай(small forest), лісо́к(small forest)	haj, lisók
Welsh	celli(small forest), llwyn(small forest), prysg(small forest)	—