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Wikipedia
[edit] Etymology
From Spanish tomate, from Nahuatl tomatl, xītomatl.
[edit] Pronunciation
tomato (plural tomatoes or tomatos)
- A widely cultivated plant, Solanum lycopersicum, having edible fruit
- The savoury fruit of this plant, red when ripe, treated as a vegetable in horticulture
- A shade of red, the colour of a ripe tomato.
- (slang) A desirable-looking woman.
- Lookit the legs on that hot tomato!
- (slang) A stupid act or person.
[edit] Derived terms
[edit] Translations
fruit
- Afrikaans: tamatie
- Albanian: domate (sq)
- Amharic: ቲማቲም (timatim)
- Arabic: بندورة (bandūra) f., طماطم (ṭamāṭim) m.,
- Egyptian Arabic: طمطماية (ṭamaṭmaya) m., طماطم (ṭamaṭem) f. pl., قوطة (ʔoṭa) f. pl.
- Armenian: լոլիկ (hy) (lolik)
- Azeri: pomidor (az)
- Banjarese: balinjan, bulinjan
- Bosnian: paradajz (bs) m.
- Breton: tomatez (collective) tomatezenn f. sg.
- Bulgarian: домат (bg) (domat)
- Burmese: ခရမ်းချင်သီး (my)
- Catalan: tomàquet m.
- Chinese: 番茄 (fānqié) (more common in Taiwan), 西紅柿, 西红柿 (xīhóngshì) (more common in the PRC)
- Min Nan: 柑仔蜜 (kam-á-bi̍t), 柑仔得 (kam-á-tit), 臭柿子 (chhàu-khī-á), 番茄 (hoan-kiô)
- Crimean Tatar: domatis
- Croatian: ràjčica (hr) f.
- Czech: rajče (cs) n.
- Danish: tomat (da) c.
- Dutch: tomaat (nl) f.
- Esperanto: tomato (eo)
- Finnish: tomaatti (fi)
- French: tomate (fr) f.
- Galician: tomate (gl) m.
- Georgian: პამიდორი (ka) (pamidori), ტომატი (ka) (tomati)
- German: Tomate (de) f., Paradeiser (de) m.
- Greek: ντομάτα (el) (ntomáta) f.
- Hebrew: עגבניה (agvaniya) f.
- Hindi: टमाटर (t’amāt’ar) m.
- Hungarian: paradicsom (hu)
- Icelandic: tómatur (is) m., tómati (is) m. (rare)
- Ido: tomato (io)
- Indonesian: tomat (id)
- Interlingua: tomate
- Irish: tráta (ga) m.
- Isthmus Zapotec: bichooxhe
- Italian: pomodoro (it) m.
- Japanese: トマト (ja) (tomato)
- Kalenjin: ny'aany'eet
- Korean: 토마토 (tomato)
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- Kurdish:
- Kurmanji: bacanê sor f., firingî f., tomate f., pamîdor f.
- Sorani: تهماته (ku) (tamAta)
- Lakota: uŋžíŋžiŋtka
- Latvian: tomāts (lv) m.
- Lithuanian: pomidoras m.
- Macedonian: домат (dómat) m., патлиџан (mk) (pátlidžan) m.
- Maltese: tadama f.
- Maori: tōmato (mi)
- Mirandese: tomate, tomato
- Mongolian: улаан лооль (ru) (ulan lolj)
- Nahuatl: xitomātl
- Navajo: chʼil łichxíʼí
- Northern Sami: tomáhta
- Persian: گوجه فرنگی (goje farangi)
- Polish: pomidor (pl) m.
- Portuguese: tomate (pt) m.
- Romanian: pătlăgea roșie f., tomată f.
- Russian: помидор (ru) (pomidór) m., томат (ru) (tomát) m.
- Scottish Gaelic: tomàto (gd) m.
- Serbian:
- Cyrillic: парадајз m., рајчица f.
- Roman: paradajz m., rajčica f.
- Slovak: paradajka f., rajčina (sk) f.
- Slovene: paradižnik (sl) m.
- Sotho: tamati (st)
- Spanish: tomate (es) m.
- Swahili: nyanya (sw)
- Swedish: tomat (sv) c.
- Tagalog: kamatis (tl)
- Taos: tumą̀ti’ína
- Thai: มะเขือเทศ (má-kĕua-têt)
- Turkish: domates (tr)
- Uab Meto: kauliman, kamati
- Uyghur: پەمىدۇر (ug)
- Uzbek: pomidor (uz), pomidorlar (uz) pl.
- Vietnamese: cà chua (vi)
- Welsh: tomato (cy) m. and f.
- Xhosa: tumato (xh), iitumato (xh) pl.
- Yiddish: פּאָמידאָר (pomidor) m.
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tomato (third-person singular simple present tomatos, present participle tomatoing, simple past and past participle tomatoed)
- (transitive) to pelt with tomatoes
- (transitive) to add tomatoes to (a dish)
[edit] Esperanto
tomato (plural tomatoj, accusative singular tomaton, accusative plural tomatojn)
- tomato (fruit)
- tomato plant (Solanum lycopersicum)
[edit] Derived terms
- tomata (“made of or related to tomatoes”)
tomato (plural tomati)
- tomato
[edit] Japanese
tomato (katakana トマト)
- tomato
