mulberry

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From Middle English mulbery, molberye, murberie, partly from Old English mōrberġe (“mulberry”) (q.v.), and probably partly from Middle Low German mulbere (“mulberry”), ultimately from Proto-West Germanic *mūrubaʀi ~ *mōrubaʀi, from Latin mōrus + Proto-West Germanic *baʀi. Compare Dutch moerbezie, moerbei (“mulberry”), German Maulbeere (“mulberry”).

Two main origins of surname: * A variant of Mowbray, altered by folk etymology. * Reduced Anglicized form of Irish Ó Maoilbhearaigh (“descendant of the devotee of (Saint) Bearach”).

243 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: черни́чев (černíčev) — of a dark purple color tinted with red
• Ancient Greek: μόρινος (mórinos) — of a dark purple color tinted with red
• Polish: morwowy — of a dark purple color tinted with red
• Ukrainian: морво́вий (morvóvyj) — of a dark purple color tinted with red
• Ainu: テㇱマニ (tesmani) — the tree
• Ainu: ツレㇷ゚ニ (turepni) — the tree
• Albanian: man — the tree
• Arabic: تُوت (tūt) — the tree
• Arabic: توت (tūt) — the tree
• Arabic: توتة (tūta) — the tree
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܬܘܼܬܵܐ (tuta) — the tree
• Armenian: թթենի (tʻtʻeni) — the tree
• Azerbaijani: tut ağacı — the tree
• Basque: masustondo — the tree
• Belarusian: шаўко́віца (šawkóvica) — the tree
• Bulgarian: черни́ца (černíca) — the tree
• Catalan: morera — the tree
• Cherokee: ᎫᏩ (guwa) — the tree
• Chinese Mandarin: 桑樹 /桑树 (sāngshù) — the tree
• Czech: moruše — the tree
• Dutch: moerbeiboom — the tree
• Esperanto: moruso — the tree
• Esperanto: morusarbo — the tree
• Esperanto: morusujo — the tree
• Faroese: morberjatræ — the tree
• Finnish: mulperipuu — the tree
• Finnish: mulperi — the tree
• French: mûrier — the tree
• French: murier — the tree
• Galician: moreira — the tree
• Georgian: თუთა (tuta) — the tree
• German: Maulbeerbaum — the tree
• Greek: μουριά (mouriá) — the tree
• Ancient Greek: μορέα (moréa) — the tree
• Ancient Greek: συκάμινος (sukáminos) — the tree
• Gujarati: શેતૂર (śetūr) — the tree
• Hebrew: אוכמן — the tree
• Hindi: शहतूत (śahtūt) — the tree
• Hindi: तूत (tūt) — the tree
• Hungarian: eperfa — the tree
• Hunsrik: Maulbeerebaam — the tree
• Icelandic: mórberjatré — the tree
• Ido: morusiero — the tree
• Irish: crann maoildeirge — the tree
• Italian: moro — the tree
• Italian: gelso — the tree
• Japanese: 桑 (kuwa) — the tree
• Japanese: クワ (kuwa) — the tree
• Kaitag: тут (tut) — the tree
• Kashmiri: تُلؠ کُل (tul' kul) — the tree
• Kannada: ಉಪ್ಪು ನೇರಳೆ (uppu nēraḷe) — the tree
• Korean: 뽕나무 (ppongnamu) — the tree
• Central Kurdish: توو (tû) — the tree
• Northern Kurdish: tû — the tree
• Northern Kurdish: dartû — the tree
• Ladino: amorero — the tree
• Latin: mōrus — the tree
• Lithuanian: šilkmedis — the tree
• Macedonian: црница (crnica) — the tree
• Macedonian: дуд (dud) — the tree
• Manchu: ᠨᡳᠮᠠᠯᠠᠨ (nimalan) — the tree
• Māori: māpere — the tree
• Māori: maupere — the tree
• Mingrelian: ჯაპი (ǯaṗi) — the tree
• Mingrelian: მჟოლი (mžoli) — the tree
• Occitan: amora — the tree
• Occitan: ase — the tree
• Old English: mōrbēam — the tree
• Pannonian Rusyn: ягода (jahoda) — the tree
• Pashto: توت (tut) — the tree
• Persian: توت (tut) — the tree
• Plautdietsch: Mulbäaboom — the tree
• Polish: morwa — the tree
• Portuguese: amoreira — the tree
• Romanian: dud — the tree
• Russian: шелкови́ца (šelkovíca) — the tree
• Russian: шелко́вица (šelkóvica) — the tree
• Russian: ту́та (túta) — the tree
• Russian: ту́товое де́рево (tútovoje dérevo) — the tree
• Serbo-Croatian: ду̏д — the tree
• Serbo-Croatian: му̑рва — the tree
• Serbo-Croatian: dȕd — the tree
• Serbo-Croatian: mȗrva — the tree
• Sicilian: ceusu — the tree
• Sicilian: censu — the tree
• Sicilian: oncesciu — the tree
• Slovene: murva — the tree
• Spanish: moral — the tree
• Spanish: morera — the tree
• Svan: თუთა (tuta) — the tree
• Svan: ბჟოლა (bžola) — the tree
• Swahili: mforsadi — the tree
• Swahili: mforosadi — the tree
• Swedish: mullbärsträd — the tree
• Tajik: марминьон (marminon) — the tree
• Thai: หม่อน (mɔ̀n) — the tree
• Turkish: dut — the tree
• Ukrainian: шовкови́ця (šovkovýcja) — the tree
• Ukrainian: шовко́виця (šovkóvycja) — the tree
• Ukrainian: мо́рва (mórva) — the tree
• Unami: òkhatimënshi — the tree
• Uzbek: maymujon — the tree
• Vietnamese: dâu — the tree
• Vietnamese: dâu tằm — the tree
• Vietnamese: dâu ta — the tree
• Welsh: morwydden — the tree
• Zazaki: tuwêr — the tree
• Zazaki: tuyêr — the tree
• Afrikaans: moerbei — the fruit
• Albanian: man — the fruit
• Southern Altai: тут (tut) — the fruit
• Arabic: تُوت (tūt) — the fruit
• Arabic: توت (tūt) — the fruit
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܬܘܼܬܵܐ (tuta) — the fruit
• Armenian: թութ (tʻutʻ) — the fruit
• Azerbaijani: tut — the fruit
• Basque: masusta — the fruit
• Belarusian: шаўко́віца (šawkóvica) — the fruit
• Bengali: তুতীর (tutir) — the fruit
• Bhojpuri: शहतूत (śahətūt) — the fruit
• Bulgarian: черни́ца (černíca) — the fruit
• Catalan: móra — the fruit
• Chinese Mandarin: 桑椹 (sāngshèn) — the fruit
• Czech: moruše — the fruit
• Danish: morbær — the fruit
• Dutch: moerbei — the fruit
• Esperanto: moruso — the fruit
• Esperanto: morusbero — the fruit
• Estonian: mooruspuumari — the fruit
• Faroese: morber — the fruit
• Finnish: mulperinmarja — the fruit
• French: mûre — the fruit
• French: mure — the fruit
• Galician: amora — the fruit
• Georgian: თუთა (tuta) — the fruit
• Georgian: ბჟოლა (bžola) — the fruit
• German: Maulbeere — the fruit
• Greek: μούρο (moúro) — the fruit
• Ancient Greek: μόρον (móron) — the fruit
• Ancient Greek: συκάμινον (sukáminon) — the fruit
• Haitian Creole: sikomò — the fruit
• Hebrew: תות (tut) — the fruit
• Hindi: शहतूत (śahtūt) — the fruit
• Hindi: तूत (tūt) — the fruit
• Hungarian: faeper — the fruit
• Hungarian: eper — the fruit
• Hunsrik: Maulbeer — the fruit
• Icelandic: mórber — the fruit
• Ido: moruso — the fruit
• Indonesian: bebesaran — the fruit
• Indonesian: murbei — the fruit
• Irish: maoildearg — the fruit
• Italian: mora — the fruit
• Japanese: クワの実 (kuwa no mi) — the fruit
• Kaitag: тут (tut) — the fruit
• Kashmiri: تُل (tul) — the fruit
• Kannada: ಉಪ್ಪು ನೇರಳೆ (uppu nēraḷe) — the fruit
• Korean: 오디 (odi) — the fruit
• Central Kurdish: توو (tû) — the fruit
• Northern Kurdish: tû — the fruit
• Kyrgyz: тыт (tıt) — the fruit
• Lao: ປໍສາ (pǭ sā) — the fruit
• Latin: mōrum — the fruit
• Lithuanian: šil̃kuogė — the fruit
• Low German: Muulbeer — the fruit
• Macedonian: црница (crnica) — the fruit
• Macedonian: дудинка (dudinka) — the fruit
• Malay: mulberi — the fruit
• Maltese: tut — the fruit
• Maltese: tuta — the fruit
• Manchu: ᠨᡳᠮᠠᠯᠠᠨ (nimalan) — the fruit
• Māori: māpere — the fruit
• Māori: maupere — the fruit
• Marathi: तुतीचे झाड (tutīce jhāḍ) — the fruit
• Mingrelian: ჯაპი (ǯaṗi) — the fruit
• Mingrelian: მჟოლი (mžoli) — the fruit
• Norwegian Bokmål: morbær — the fruit
• Norwegian Nynorsk: morbær — the fruit
• Occitan: amora — the fruit
• Old English: mōrberġe — the fruit
• Ossetian: тута (tuta) — the fruit
• Pannonian Rusyn: ягода (jahoda) — the fruit
• Pashto: توت (tut) — the fruit
• Persian: توت (tut) — the fruit
• Persian: شاتوت (šâtut) — the fruit
• Persian: شاهتوت (šâh-tut) — the fruit
• Plautdietsch: Mulbäa — the fruit
• Polish: morwa — the fruit
• Portuguese: amora — the fruit
• Romanian: dudă — the fruit
• Romansh: mura — the fruit
• Russian: шелкови́ца (šelkovíca) — the fruit
• Russian: шелко́вица (šelkóvica) — the fruit
• Russian: тут (tut) — the fruit
• Serbo-Croatian: ду̏д — the fruit
• Serbo-Croatian: му̑рва — the fruit
• Serbo-Croatian: dȕd — the fruit
• Serbo-Croatian: mȗrva — the fruit
• Sicilian: ceusu — the fruit
• Sicilian: censu — the fruit
• Sicilian: oncesciu — the fruit
• Slovene: murva — the fruit
• Spanish: mora — the fruit
• Svan: თუთა (tuta) — the fruit
• Svan: ბჟოლა (bžola) — the fruit
• Swahili: forsadi — the fruit
• Swahili: forosadi — the fruit
• Swedish: mullbär — the fruit
• Tagalog: moras — the fruit
• Tajik: тут (tut) — the fruit
• Telugu: మల్బరీ (malbarī) — the fruit
• Telugu: బొంతపండు (bontapaṇḍu) — the fruit
• Thai: หม่อน (mɔ̀n) — the fruit
• Tongan: fuamelie — the fruit
• Turkish: dut — the fruit
• Ukrainian: шовкови́ця (šovkovýcja) — the fruit
• Ukrainian: шовко́виця (šovkóvycja) — the fruit
• Ukrainian: мо́рва (mórva) — the fruit
• Unami: òkhatim — the fruit
• Urdu: شہتوت (śahtūt) — the fruit
• Urdu: توت (tūt) — the fruit
• Urdu: شاہ توت (śāh-tūt) — the fruit
• Venetan: moraro — the fruit
• Vietnamese: dâu — the fruit
• Vietnamese: dâu tằm — the fruit
• Vietnamese: dâu ta — the fruit
• Welsh: mwyar Mair — the fruit
• Yaghnobi: тут (tut) — the fruit
• Zazaki: tuy (diq) — the fruit
• Zazaki: tuw — the fruit
• Zazaki: tuw — the fruit
• Catalan: morat — the colour
• Faroese: morberjalitur — the colour
• French: mûre écrasée — the colour
• Georgian: თუთისფერი (tutisperi) — the colour
• Ido: morusea — the colour
• Japanese: 桑色 (kuwairo) — the colour
• Japanese: 桑の実色 (kuwanomiiro) — the colour
• Polish: kolor morwowy — the colour
• Spanish: morado — the colour
• Swahili: rangi ya maforsadi — the colour
• Ukrainian: морво́вий (morvóvyj) — the colour
• Zazaki: tuwrek — the colour