cork oak

English

Noun

cork oak (plural cork oaks)

A type of evergreen oak tree, Quercus suber, native to southeast Europe and northwest Africa.

Translations

a type of evergreen oak tree, Quercus suber

Arabic:
Moroccan Arabic: فرْشي‎ m (fərši), فرْنان‎ m (fərnæn)
Catalan: alzina surera f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 栓皮槠, 栓皮槠 (shuānpízhū)
Czech: dub korkový (cs) m
Danish: korkeg c
Dutch: kurkeik (nl)
Esperanto: korkokverko
Finnish: korkkitammi (fi)
French: chêne-liège (fr) m, liège (fr) m
Galician: sobreira (gl) f, sufreiro m, corticeira f

German: Korkeiche (de) f
Hungarian: paratölgy (hu)
Icelandic: korkeik f
Ido: korkoquerko (io), korko-querko (io)
Italian: sughero (it) f
Portuguese: sobreiro (pt) m
Russian: про́бковый дуб m (próbkovyj dub)
Spanish: alcornoque (es) m
Volapük: koegakvärabim
Walloon: tchinne-lidje (wa) m
Welsh: derwen gorc (cy) f

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