lily of the valley

See also: lily-of-the-valley and Lily of the Valley

English

19th century illustration

Wikipedia

Etymology

• From lily and valley, a reference to Song of Solomon 2:1 (Hebrew: שושנת העמקים shuwshan 'emeq; Latin: lilium convallium).

Noun

lily of the valley ‎(plural lilies of the valley)

1. A flowering plant, Convallaria majalis, with richly fragrant pendant bells.

Translations

Convallaria majalis

• Abkhaz: ашәҭрыԥх ‎(āš°trəpx)
• Armenian: հովտաշուշան (hy) ‎(hovtašušan)
• Azeri: inciçiçəyi
• Bulgarian: момина сълза f ‎(momina sǎlza)
• Catalan: muguet (ca) m, lliri de maig m
• Chechen: чӏегӏардиган кӏа ‎(č̣eġardigan ḳa)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 鈴蘭, 铃兰 (zh) ‎(línglán)

• Czech: konvalinka vonná
• Dutch: lelietje-van-dalen (nl) n, meiklokje (nl) n
• Esperanto: majfloro
• Finnish: kielo (fi)
• French: muguet (fr) m
• Georgian: შროშანა ‎(šrošana)
• German: Maiglöckchen (de) n
• Hungarian: gyöngyvirág (hu)
• Irish: lile na ngleanntán f
• Italian: mughetto (it) m
• Japanese: 鈴蘭 (ja) ‎(suzuran)

• Kabardian: къэлэрдэгу ‎(q̇ălărdăg°)
• Korean: 은방울꽃 ‎(eunbang-ulkkot)
• Lak: марияннул макь ‎(marijannul maq̇)
• Lithuanian: pakalnutė (lt) f
• Norman: mudget m (Guernsey)
• Ossetian: джыджына ‎(ǵyǵyna)
• Polish: konwalia (pl) f
• Portuguese: lírio-do-vale m
• Romanian: lăcrimioară (ro) f
• Russian: ла́ндыш (ru) m ‎(lándyš)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: ђурђевак m

  Roman: đurđevak (sh) m, đurđica (sh) f

• Slovak: konvalinka voňavá
• Spanish: lirio del valle m
• Swedish: liljekonvalj
• Tajik: ливондар (tg) ‎(livondar)
• Turkish: inci çiçeği (tr), müge (tr)
• Volapük: mügät (vo)