epiphyte

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• /ˈɛpɪfɑɪt/
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From Ancient Greek ἐπιφύτον (epiphúton, “one [plant] that grows upon another plant”), from ἐπί (epí, “on top of”) + φυτόν (phutón, “plant”), via epi- (“above, over”) + -phyte (“plant”).

22 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Catalan: epífit — plant that grows on another
• Chinese Mandarin: 氣生植物 /气生植物 (qìshēng zhíwù) — plant that grows on another
• Danish: epifyt — plant that grows on another
• Dutch: epifyt — plant that grows on another
• Finnish: päällyskasvi — plant that grows on another
• Finnish: epifyytti — plant that grows on another
• French: épiphyte — plant that grows on another
• German: Aufsitzerpflanze — plant that grows on another
• German: Epiphyt — plant that grows on another
• Icelandic: ásæta — plant that grows on another
• Italian: epifita — plant that grows on another
• Māori: tipu pipiri — plant that grows on another
• Polish: epifit — plant that grows on another
• Portuguese: epífita — plant that grows on another
• Portuguese: epífito — plant that grows on another
• Spanish: epífita — plant that grows on another
• Spanish: epifita — plant that grows on another
• Swedish: epifyt — plant that grows on another
• Tagalog: halamang kapitin — plant that grows on another
• Tagalog: halamang anginin — plant that grows on another
• Turkish: epifit — plant that grows on another
• Yoruba: àfòmọ́ — plant that grows on another