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One of the component parts of the calyx, particularly when such components are not fused into a single structure.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Topics: biology, botany, natural-sciences
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one of the green parts that form the calyx of a flower
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
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Broader terms: floral leaf
From French sépale, from New Latin sepalum.
Across languages
Translations
30 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Arabic:
سَبَلَة
(sabala)
— part of calyx
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Arabic:
كَأْسِيَّة
(kaʔsiyya)
— part of calyx
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Bulgarian:
чашели́стче
(čašelístče)
— part of calyx
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Catalan:
sèpal
— part of calyx
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Dutch:
kelkblad
— part of calyx
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Dutch:
sepaal
— part of calyx
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Dutch:
sepalum
— part of calyx
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Esperanto:
sepalo
— part of calyx
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Finnish:
verholehti
— part of calyx
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French:
sépale
— part of calyx
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German:
Kelchblatt
— part of calyx
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German:
Sepalum
— part of calyx
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Greek:
σέπαλο
(sépalo)
— part of calyx
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Hungarian:
csészelevél
— part of calyx
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Icelandic:
bikarblað
— part of calyx
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Ido:
sepalo
— part of calyx
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Italian:
sepalo
— part of calyx
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Japanese:
萼片
(gakuhen)
— part of calyx
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Southern Kurdish:
پەپریک
(peprîk)
— part of calyx
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Māori:
raukōpaki
— part of calyx
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Polish:
działka kielicha
— part of calyx
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Portuguese:
sépala
— part of calyx
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Romanian:
sepală
— part of calyx
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Russian:
чашели́стик
(čašelístik)
— part of calyx
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Spanish:
sépalo
— part of calyx
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Swedish:
foderblad
— part of calyx
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Swedish:
blomblad
— part of calyx
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Tagalog:
tampok
— part of calyx
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Turkish:
çanak yaprak
— part of calyx
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Ukrainian:
чашолисто́к
(čašolystók)
— part of calyx