pine nut

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From Middle English pinnote, pynote, from Old English pīnhnutu (“pinenut”), equivalent to pine + nut. Cognate with Swedish pinjenöt (“pinenut”).

Blend of pineapple + coconut.

Blend of Pine + pine nut, with a pun on nut (“enthusiast, fanatic”).

47 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: farë́ pishë́ — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Arabic: حَبّ صَنَوْبَر (ḥabb ṣanawbar) — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Armenian: ֆստըխ (fstəx) — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Cahuilla: tevat — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Catalan: pinyó — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Chinese Cantonese: 松子 (cung4 zi2) — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Chinese Mandarin: 松子 (sōngzǐ) — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Crimean Tatar: çam fıstığı — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Czech: piniový ořech — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Danish: pinjekerne — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Dutch: pijnboompit — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Estonian: piiniapähkel — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Estonian: piiniaseeme — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Finnish: pinjansiemen — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• French: pignon — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• French: pignon de pin — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• French: pigne — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Galician: piño — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Galician: piñón — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• German: Pinienkern — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Hebrew: צנובר — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Hindi: चिलगोजा (cilgojā) — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Hungarian: fenyőmag — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Irish: cnó péine — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Italian: pinolo — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Kaingang: fág — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Korean: 잣 (jat) — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Macedonian: пињо́ла (pinjóla) — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Māori: painati — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Navajo: neeshchʼííʼ — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Panamint: tüpa — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Persian: دانه کاج (dâne kâj) — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Persian: تخم کاج (toxm-e kāj) — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Polish: orzeszek piniowy — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Portuguese: pinhão — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Romanian: sămânță de pin — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Romanian: coconari — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Romanian: coconară — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Russian: кедро́вый оре́х (kedróvyj oréx) — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Serbo-Croatian: пѝњо̄л — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Serbo-Croatian: pìnjōl — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Spanish: piñón — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Swahili: njugu ya msonobari — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Swedish: pinjenöt — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Swedish: pinjekärna — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Tagalog: pinyon — edible seeds of evergreen pine
• Turkish: çam fıstığı — edible seeds of evergreen pine