wood ear

English

Etymology

From Chinese 木耳 (pinyin: mù'ěr; literally "wood ear" or "tree ear")

Noun

wood ear

1. an edible fungus in the genus Auricula

Translations

black fungus

Chinese: Mandarin: 木耳 (cmn) (mùěr) Dutch: judasoor (nl) n. Finnish: juudaksenkorva (fi) French: oreille de Judas (fr) f. German: Judasohr (de) n.

Hungarian: júdásfüle (hu) Japanese: キクラゲ (ja), 木耳 (ja) Portuguese: please add this translation if you can Russian: иудино ухо (ru) (iúdino úxo) n. Spanish: oreja de Judas (es) f. Vietnamese: mộc nhĩ (vi), mộc nhĩ đen (vi), nấm mèo (vi)