white clover

English

white clover, Trifolium repens

Noun

white clover (plural white clovers)

a species of clover, Trifolium repens, native to much of Europe, North Africa and parts of Asia and introduced elsewhere as a pasture crop.

Synonyms

Dutch clover, ladino

Translations

Trifolium repens

Asturian: trébole blancu m
Azerbaijani: ağ yonca
Basque: hirusta zuri
Catalan: trèvol blanc m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 白三葉草
Czech: jetel plazivý m
Danish: hvidkløver
Finnish: valkoapila (fi)
French: trèfle blanc m
Galician: trevo branco m
Georgian: სამყურა მხოხავი (samq̇ura mxoxavi)
German: Weißklee m, Kriechklee m
Greek: λευκό τριφύλλι n (lefkó trifýlli)
Hungarian: fehér here
Icelandic: hvítsmári (is) m
Irish: seamair bhán f
Japanese: 白詰草 (ja) (しろつめくさ, shirotsumekusa)
Kashubian: biôłô kòniczëna
Korean: 토끼풀 (ko) (tokkipul)

Latvian: ložņu āboliņš m
Lithuanian: baltasis dobilas
Navajo: tłʼoh waaʼí nahalinígíí
Norman: trêfl'ye d'natuthe m (Jersey)
Norwegian:
Bokmål: hvitkløver m

Nynorsk: kvitkløver m
Ossetian: тæрхъусгæрдæг (tærqusgærdæg)
Polish: koniczyna biała f
Portuguese: trevo-branco m
Romanian: trifoi alb n
Russian: бе́лый кле́вер (bélyj kléver), кашка (ru) f (kaška)
Slovak: ďatelina plazivá f
Slovene: plazeča detelja f
Sorbian:
Lower Sorbian: běła źiśelina f

Upper Sorbian: běły dźećel m
Spanish: trébol blanco m
Swedish: vitklöver c
Welsh: meillionen wen f

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