hackberry

English

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Etymology

hack +‎ berry

Noun

hackberry (countable and uncountable; plural hackberries)

1. Any of several small shrubs or trees of the genus Celtis, having small fruit.
2. The purple-black fruit of such plants.
3. (uncountable) The soft wood of such plants.

Synonyms

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• sugarberry
• sugar hackberry

Translations

shrub of the genus Celtis

• Catalan: lledoner (ca)
• Cheyenne: kó'koemenó'e
• Danish: nældetræ (da) n
• Dutch: netelboom (nl)
• French: micocoulier (fr)
• Georgian: აკაკი (ka) (akaki) 
• German: Zürgelbaum (de), Nesselbäum (de)
• Italian: bagolaro (it)
• Japanese: エノキ (ja) (enoki)
• Korean: 팽나무 (ko) (paeng-namu)

• Kurdish: tehwî (ku), tawî (ku)
• Lithuanian: celtis (lt)
• Mandarin: 朴 (cmn) (pò)
• Navajo: jiłhazhí
• Polish: wiązowiec (pl)
• Romanian: sâmbovină (ro) f
• Russian: каркас (ru) (karkás) m 
• Spanish: almez (es) m, ramón (es) m, tala (es) f
• Turkish: çitlembik (tr)
• Vietnamese: cơm nguội (vi)

purple-black fruit

• Navajo: jiłhazhí
• Russian: каркас (ru) (karkás) m 

• Spanish: almeza (es) f, latón (es) m
• Turkish: çitlembik (tr)

The soft wood of such plants

• Russian: каркас (ru) (karkás) m 

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• Macedonian: копривка (koprivka)