„fern“: noun fern [fəː(r)n]noun | Substantiv s Overview of all translations (For more details, click/tap on the translation) Farn Farn Farn(krautneuter | Neutrum n)masculine | Maskulinum m fern botany | BotanikBOT Klasse Filicinae fern botany | BotanikBOT Klasse Filicinae examples also | aucha. fern frond botany | BotanikBOT Farnblattneuter | Neutrum n also | aucha. fern frond botany | BotanikBOT Farnmasculine | Maskulinum m fern botany | BotanikBOT koll (ferns) fern botany | BotanikBOT koll (ferns)
„frond“: noun frond [fr(ɒ)nd]noun | Substantiv s Overview of all translations (For more details, click/tap on the translation) FarnWedel, blattähnlicher Thallus blattähnliche Struktur (Farn)Wedelmasculine | Maskulinum m frond botany | BotanikBOT on fern frond botany | BotanikBOT on fern blattähnlicher Thallus frond botany | BotanikBOT leaflike thallus frond botany | BotanikBOT leaflike thallus blattähnliche Struktur frond zoology | ZoologieZOOL leaflike structure frond zoology | ZoologieZOOL leaflike structure
„Fronde“: noun Fronde [frɔ̃ːd; frɔːnd]noun | Substantiv s Fr. Overview of all translations (For more details, click/tap on the translation) Fronde, Partei aus unzufriedenen Elementen erbitterte Opposition Frondefeminine | Femininum f Fronde Fronde (in France) in Frankreich Fronde history | GeschichteHIST Fronde history | GeschichteHIST Parteifeminine | Femininum f aus unzufriedenen Elementen Fronde party of dissatisfied elements Fronde party of dissatisfied elements erbitterte (politische) Opposition Fronde enraged opposition Fronde enraged opposition