wild cherry

English

Noun

wild cherry (plural wild cherries)

Used other than with a figurative or idiomatic meaning: see wild,‎ cherry.
The uncultivated cherry tree, Prunus avium, native to Europe and western Asia.
Prunus serotina of North America.
The fruit of these trees.

Synonyms

(Prunus avium; fruit of Prunus avium): sweet cherry
(Prunus serotina): black cherry, wild black cherry, rum cherry, mountain black cherry

Translations

Prunus avium tree

Armenian: կեռասենի (hy) (keṙaseni)
Finnish: imeläkirsikka, linnunkirsikkapuu
French: merisier (fr) m
Galician: cerdeira (gl) f

Greek: αγριοκερασιά f (agriokerasiá)
Ido: guindiero (io)
Lithuanian: trešnė f
Spanish: cerezo (es) m

Prunus avium fruit

Armenian: կեռաս (hy) (keṙas)
Finnish: villikirsikka
French: merise (fr) f
Galician: cereixa (gl) f

Greek: αγριοκέρασο n (agriokéraso)
Ido: guindo (io)
Irish: silín fiáin m
Spanish: cereza (es) f

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