rutabaga

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First attested in 1799, borrowed from Swedish rotabagge, a dialectal word from Västergötland, from rot (“root”) + bagge (“lump, bunch”).

111 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Belarusian: бручка (bručka) — plant
• Breton: irvin-saoz — plant
• Bulgarian: брюква (brjukva) — plant
• Czech: tuřín — plant
• Danish: kålroe — plant
• Danish: kålrabi — plant
• Dutch: koolraap — plant
• Esperanto: napo — plant
• Finnish: lanttu — plant
• French: rutabaga — plant
• French: chou-navet — plant
• German: Kohlrübe — plant
• Hungarian: karórépa — plant
• Icelandic: gulrófa — plant
• Icelandic: rófa — plant
• Ingrian: lanttu — plant
• Italian: ravizzone — plant
• Japanese: カブハボタン (kabuhabotan) — plant
• Korean: 무 (mu) — plant
• Korean: 나복 (nabok) — plant
• Macedonian: жолто цвекло (žolto cveklo) — plant
• Eastern Mari: ушмен (ušmen) — plant
• Western Mari: ушман (ušman) — plant
• Norman: suidiche — plant
• Norwegian Bokmål: kålrot — plant
• Norwegian Nynorsk: kålrot — plant
• Polish: brukiew — plant
• Portuguese: rutabaga — plant
• Russian: брю́ква (brjúkva) — plant
• Scottish Gaelic: snèap — plant
• Serbo-Croatian: репа — plant
• Serbo-Croatian: repa — plant
• Slovak: kvaka — plant
• Spanish: nabo sueco — plant
• Swedish: kålrot — plant
• Swedish: rotabagge — plant
• Turkish: şalgam — plant
• Armenian: շաղգամ (šaġgam) — edible root
• Armenian: գոնգեղ (gongeġ) — edible root
• Belarusian: бручка (bručka) — edible root
• Breton: irvin-saoz — edible root
• Bulgarian: брюква (brjukva) — edible root
• Catalan: colinap — edible root
• Catalan: napicol — edible root
• Chinese Mandarin: 大頭菜 /大头菜 (dàtóucài) — edible root
• Czech: tuřín — edible root
• Danish: kålroe — edible root
• Dutch: koolraap — edible root
• Esperanto: napo — edible root
• Estonian: kaalikas — edible root
• Faroese: kálrót — edible root
• Finnish: lanttu — edible root
• French: rutabaga — edible root
• French: chou-navet — edible root
• Georgian: მიწამხალა (mic̣amxala) — edible root
• German: schwedische Rübe — edible root
• German: Kohlrübe — edible root
• German: Steckrübe — edible root
• Greek: γουλί (goulí) — edible root
• Hungarian: karórépa — edible root
• Icelandic: gulrófa — edible root
• Icelandic: rófa — edible root
• Ingrian: lanttu — edible root
• Irish: svaeid — edible root
• Italian: ravizzone — edible root
• Japanese: カブハボタン (kabuhabotan) — edible root
• Japanese: カブカンラン (kabukanran) — edible root
• Japanese: ルタバガ (rutabaga) — edible root
• Kazakh: тарна (tarna) — edible root
• Komi-Zyrian: галанка (galanka) — edible root
• Korean: 무 (mu) — edible root
• Korean: 나복 (nabok) — edible root
• Latgalian: grīziņs — edible root
• Latvian: kālis — edible root
• Macedonian: жолто цвекло (žolto cveklo) — edible root
• Māori: tuwīti tānapu — edible root
• Māori: tuwīti — edible root
• Māori: pōwhata — edible root
• Navajo: tséyaa hataałí — edible root
• Norman: suidiche — edible root
• Norwegian Bokmål: kålrot — edible root
• Norwegian Nynorsk: kålrot — edible root
• Polish: brukiew — edible root
• Portuguese: rutabaga — edible root
• Portuguese: colza — edible root
• Portuguese: nabo da Suécia — edible root
• Portuguese: couve-nabiça — edible root
• Portuguese: couve-nabo — edible root
• Romanian: nap suedez — edible root
• Romanian: nap — edible root
• Russian: брю́ква (brjúkva) — edible root
• Scots: swade — edible root
• Scottish Gaelic: turnip — edible root
• Scottish Gaelic: neep — edible root
• Scottish Gaelic: snèap — edible root
• Serbo-Croatian: репа — edible root
• Serbo-Croatian: repa — edible root
• Slovak: kvaka — edible root
• Lower Sorbian: kulawa — edible root
• Lower Sorbian: kulawka — edible root
• Spanish: colinabo — edible root
• Spanish: nabo sueco — edible root
• Swedish: kålrot — edible root
• Swedish: rotabagge — edible root
• Tagalog: nabikol — edible root
• Tagalog: kolinabo — edible root
• Turkish: şalgam — edible root
• Welsh: swedsen — edible root
• Welsh: rwden — edible root
• Yiddish: שוועדישע ברוקווע (shvedishe brukve) — edible root
• Yiddish: ברוקווע (brukve) — edible root