silique

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• /ˈsɪlɪk/
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From French silique, from Latin siliqua (“a pod or husk, a very small weight or measure”). Doublet of siliqua.

24 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Belarusian: струк (struk) — fruit with two carpels
• Breton: hirglorenn — fruit with two carpels
• Czech: šešule — fruit with two carpels
• Dutch: hauw — fruit with two carpels
• Esperanto: silikvo — fruit with two carpels
• Finnish: litu — fruit with two carpels
• French: silique — fruit with two carpels
• German: Schote — fruit with two carpels
• Hungarian: becő — fruit with two carpels
• Hungarian: becőtermés — fruit with two carpels
• Italian: siliqua — fruit with two carpels
• Polish: łuszczyna — fruit with two carpels
• Polish: łuszczynka — fruit with two carpels
• Romanian: silicvă — fruit with two carpels
• Russian: стручо́к (stručók) — fruit with two carpels
• Slovak: šešuľa — fruit with two carpels
• Slovene: lusk — fruit with two carpels
• Lower Sorbian: tšuk — fruit with two carpels
• Upper Sorbian: truk — fruit with two carpels
• Spanish: silicua — fruit with two carpels
• Spanish: vaina — fruit with two carpels
• Tagalog: gitladbunga — fruit with two carpels
• Ukrainian: стручок (stručok) — fruit with two carpels
• Welsh: silicwa — fruit with two carpels