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cabbage

variety of plants

64 languages9 dialects🎙 1 real recording

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kapusta, капуста, kupus13 languages
kələm, зеле, zelí6 languages
cabbage, Kabis, cabáiste5 languages
Lakra, Aza, varză5 languages
hovedkål, Hvítkál, Witjkual4 languages
repollo, repolo, repolho3 languages
cavolo, Caulet, Càvulu3 languages
Weißkohl, wittekool2 languages

Groups are automatic — by similar words, not from an etymological dictionary.

German by region: Kraut (Austria, Baden-Württemberg, Bavaria); Weißkraut (Hesse, Rhineland-Palatinate, Saarland, Saxony, Thuringia, Saxony-Anhalt); Kabis (Switzerland).

In other languages: капуста (Ukrainian), Weißkohl (German), chou blanc (French), repollo (Spanish), kapusta (Polish).

Albanian
Lakra≈
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Arabic
ملفوف≈
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Armenian
կաղամբ≈
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Azerbaijani
kələm≈
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Basque
Aza≈
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Bavarian
Kabis≈
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Belarusian
капуста≈
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Bosnian
kupus≈
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Bulgarian
зеле
Catalan
col≈
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Crimean Tatar
Qapısta≈
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Croatian
kupus
Also: zelje
Czech
zelí≈
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Danish
hovedkål≈
Also: hvidkål
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Dutch
wittekool≈
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English
cabbage
Estonian
Kapsas≈
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Finnish
valkokaali≈
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French
chou blanc
Galician
repolo≈
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Georgian
კომბოსტო≈
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German
Weißkohl
Also: Kopfkohl
German (Austria)
Kraut≈
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German (Baden-Württemberg)
Kraut≈
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German (Bavaria)
Kraut≈
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German (Berlin, Brandenburg, Mecklenburg)
Weißkohl≈
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German (Hesse, Rhineland-Palatinate, Saarland)
Weißkraut≈
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German (North Rhine-Westphalia)
Weißkohl≈
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German (Northern Germany)
Weißkohl≈
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German (Saxony, Thuringia, Saxony-Anhalt)
Weißkraut≈
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German (Switzerland)
Kabis≈
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Greek
Λάχανο≈
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Hebrew
כרוב
Hindi
पत्तागोभी≈
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Hungarian
káposzta≈
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Icelandic
Hvítkál≈
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Irish
cabáiste≈
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Italian
cavolo≈
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Japanese
キャベツ
Kazakh
қырыққабат≈
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Korean
양배추≈
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Kyrgyz
капуста≈
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Latin
Brassica≈
Also: crambe
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Latvian
galviņkāposti≈
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Limburgish
Sjepeng≈
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Lithuanian
kopūstas≈
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Luxembourgish
Kabes≈
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Macedonian
Зелка≈
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Maltese
kaboċċa≈
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Mongolian
байцаа≈
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North Frisian
Witjkual≈
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Norwegian Bokmål
kål/koːl/
Occitan
Caulet≈
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Persian
کلمبرگ≈
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Polish
kapusta≈
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Portuguese
repolho≈
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Romanian
varză≈
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Russian
белокочанная капуста
Scots
cabbitch≈
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Scottish Gaelic
Càl≈
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Serbian
купус≈
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Sicilian
Càvulu≈
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Slovak
kapusta≈
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Slovene
zelje≈
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Spanish
repollo
Swedish
huvudkål≈
Also: vitkål
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Tajik
Карам≈
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Turkish
Lahana≈
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Turkmen
kelem≈
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Ukrainian
капуста
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Uzbek
karam≈
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Venetian
Capuso≈
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Welsh
Bresychen≈
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