arboretum

English

Wikipedia

An arboretum

Etymology

From Latin arborētum (“place grown with trees”), from arbor (“tree”).

Noun

arboretum (plural arboretums or arboreta)

1. A place where many varieties of trees are grown for research, educational, and ornamental purposes.

Translations

place of many varieties of trees

Czech: arboretum (cs) n. Finnish: arboretum (fi), puulajipuisto (fi) Hungarian: arborétum (hu)

Japanese: 森林公園 (ja) (しんりんこうえん, shinrinkōen) Latin: arborētum (la) n. Romanian: arboret (ro) n.

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Czech

Noun

arboretum n.

1. arboretum

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Finnish

Noun

arboretum

1. arboretum

Declension

Declension of arboretum (type risti) singular plural nominative arboretum arboretumit genitive arboretumin arboretumien partitive arboretumia arboretumeja accusative arboretum arboretumin arboretumit inessive arboretumissa arboretumeissa elative arboretumista arboretumeista illative arboretumiin arboretumeihin adessive arboretumilla arboretumeilla ablative arboretumilta arboretumeilta allative arboretumille arboretumeille essive arboretumina arboretumeina translative arboretumiksi arboretumeiksi instructive – arboretumein abessive arboretumitta arboretumeitta comitative – arboretumeineen

Synonyms

• puulajipuisto

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Latin

Etymology

From arbor (“tree”).

Pronunciation

• (Classical) IPA: /ar.boˈreː.tum/

Noun

arborētum (genitive arborētī); n, second declension

1. arboretum; place grown with trees.

Inflection

Number	Singular	Plural
nominative	arborētum	arborēta
genitive	arborētī	arborētōrum
dative	arborētō	arborētīs
accusative	arborētum	arborēta
ablative	arborētō	arborētīs
vocative	arborētum	arborēta

Related terms

• arbor

Descendants

• English: arboretum
• Italian: arboreto
• Portuguese: arvoredo
• Romanian: arboret
• Spanish: arboleda