floriculture

English

Etymology

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Noun

floriculture (countable and uncountable, plural floricultures)

1. the farming of flowers

Related terms

• floricultural
• floriculturist

Translations

the farming of flowers

• Armenian: ծաղկաբուծություն (hy) (caġkabucutʻyun)
• Catalan: floricultura f
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 花卉学 (huāhuìxué)

• Dutch: sierteelt (nl)
• Estonian: lillekasvatus
• Finnish: kukkaviljely
• French: floriculture (fr) f
• Georgian: მეყვავილეობა (meq̇vavileoba)
• German: Zierpflanzenbau, Blumenzucht
• Greek: ανθοκομία (el) (anthokomía)
• Hindi: पुष्पकृषि (puṣpakŕṣi)
• Icelandic: blómaframleiðslu
• Irish: bláthadóireacht f, bláthshaothrú m
• Italian: floricoltura (it) f
• Japanese: 花卉園芸 (かきえんげい, kakiengei)
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• Korean: 화초재배 (hwachojaebae)
• Latvian: puķkopība
• Lithuanian: gėlininkystė
• Macedonian: цвеќарство (cveḱarstvo)
• Malayalam: പുഷ്‌പോദ്യാനവിദ്യ (puṣ‌pōdyānavidya)
• Polish: kwiaciarstwo
• Portuguese: floricultura (pt) f
• Russian: цветово́дство (ru) (cvetovódstvo)
• Serbo-Croatian: cvjećarstvo (sh), cvećarstvo
• Spanish: floricultura f
• Swedish: blomsterodling
• Tagalog: pagbubulaklak
• Tamil: மலரியல் (malariyal)
• Turkish: çiçekçilik (tr)
• Ukrainian: квітникарство (kvitnykarstvo), квіткарство (kvitkarstvo)
• Vietnamese: nghề trồng hoa

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French

Noun

floriculture f (plural floricultures)

1. floriculture

Related terms

• floriculteur

Further reading

• “floriculture”, in Trésor de la langue française informatisé [Digitized Treasury of the French Language], 2012.

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Italian

Noun

floriculture f

1. plural of floricultura