English
Etymology
oak wood
Noun
oakwood (plural oakwoods
A wood populated with oak trees .
1824 George Chalmers , Caledonia , volume 3, page 280 :He says moreover the Earl of Galloway had an oakwood of three miles extent along the Cree, whence a great part of Wigtonshire is supplied with timber [ …]
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She stood there for a moment, entirely alone in the dreaming oakwoods [ …]
Translations
wood populated with oaks
Albanian: imshtë (sq) f imshte f ipshtë f
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Aragonese: caxigar (an) m caxicar (an) m caixigosa (an) f caixigar (an) m
Armenian: կաղնուտ (hy) ( kaġnut )
Asturian: carbayéu (ast) m carbayal (ast) m carbayeda (ast) f
Basque: harizti (eu)
Belarusian: дубро́ва f ( dubróva ) , дубня́к m ( dubnják )
Breton: tannoed (br) f
Bulgarian: дъбрава (bg) f ( dǎbrava )
Catalan: roureda (ca) f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 橡樹林 ／ 橡树林 橡树林 ( xiàng shùlín ) , 櫟樹林 ／ 栎树林 栎树林 ( lì shùlín )
Classical Nahuatl: āhuatlah ahāhuatlah āhuacuauhtlah
Corsican: quarcetu m
Czech: doubrava (cs) f dubina (cs) f doubravina f
Danish: egeskov (da) c
Dutch: eikenbos (nl) n eikenbosje (nl) n
Finnish: tammimetsä
Franco-Provençal: chanai ?
French: chênaie (fr) f rouvraie (fr) f
Galician: carballeira (gl) f carballal (gl) m
Georgian: მუხნარი ( muxnari )
German: Eichenwald (de) m Eichenhain (de) m Eichwald (de) m
Greek: δρυμός (el) m ( drymós )
Hungarian: tölgyerdő (hu) , tölgyes (hu)
Ido: querkaro (io) , querkeyo (io) , querko-bosko
Irish: doire m
Italian: querceto (it) m rovereto m ( uncommon ) querceta f
Japanese: please add this translation if you can
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Latin: querquētum n quercētum n
Latvian: ozolu birzs f ozolu audze
Lithuanian: ąžuolynas (lt) m
Manx: darragh m
Occitan: cassanha (oc) f
Old Church Slavonic: дѫбрава f ( dǫbrava )
Polish: dąbrowa (pl) f dębina (pl) f dębniak m
Portuguese: carvalhal (pt) m carvalheira (pt) f
Romanian: stejăriș (ro) n ( informal ) stejăriște (ro) f ( informal ) stejeriște (ro) f
Russian: дубня́к (ru) m ( dubnják ) , дубра́ва (ru) f ( dubráva ) , дубро́ва (ru) f ( dubróva )
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: ду̀брава f
Roman: dùbrava (sh) f
Sicilian: cirzitu (scn) m
Slovak: dúbrava f
Slovene: dobrava f
Sorbian:
Lower Sorbian: dubrawa f
Upper Sorbian: dubrawa f dubina f dubowina f
Spanish: robledal (es) m robleda f robledo m roblería f
Swedish: ekskog (sv) c
Ukrainian: дубня́к m ( dubnják ) , дібро́ва (uk) f ( dibróva )
Uzbek: dubzor oʻrmon
Vietnamese: rừng sồi
Welsh: derwlwyn m