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Dictionary English → German: Lebanon squill

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NOUN

a Lebanon squill | Lebanon squills

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bot. T

Lebanon squill [Puschkinia scilloides, syn.: P. libanotica, P. scilloides var. libanotica]

Apollo-Zwerghyazinthe {f}

bot. T

Lebanon squill [Puschkinia scilloides, syn.: P. libanotica, P. scilloides var. libanotica]

Kegelblume {f} [Puschkinie]

bot. T

Lebanon squill [Puschkinia scilloides, syn.: P. libanotica, P. scilloides var. libanotica]

Puschkinie {f}

Partial Matches

geogr. Lebanon <.lb>

Libanon {m}

geogr. Anti-Lebanon

Antilibanon {m}

hist. Lebanon War

Libanonkrieg {m}

geogr. North Lebanon

Nordlibanon {m}

geogr. Northern Lebanon

Nordlibanon {m}

geogr. hist. Anti-Lebanon Mountains {pl}

Anti-Libanon {m}

bot. T

Lebanon cedar [Cedrus libani]

Libanon-Zeder {f} [auch: Libanonzeder]

zool. T

Lebanon lizard [Lacerta laevis]

Syrische Eidechse {f}

bot. T

Lebanon oak [Quercus libani]

Libanon-Eiche {f}

bot. T

Lebanon stonecress [Aethionema coridifolium]

Zierliches Steintäschel {n}

bot. T

cedar of Lebanon [Cedrus libani]

Libanon-Zeder {f} [auch: Libanonzeder]

hist. United Nations Observation Group in Lebanon <UNOGIL>

Beobachtungsgruppe {f} der Vereinten Nationen im Libanon <UNOGIL>

Meerzwiebel {f}

bot. T

squill [genus Scilla]

Blaustern {m}

bot. T

Alpine squill [Scilla bifolia]

Deutsche Sternhyazinthe {f}

bot. T

Alpine squill [Scilla bifolia]

Sternhyazinthe {f}

bot. T

Alpine squill [Scilla bifolia]

Zweiblättrige Meerzwiebel {f}

bot. T

Alpine squill [Scilla bifolia]

Zweiblättriger Blaustern {m}

bot. T

autumn squill [Scilla autumnalis]

Herbst-Blaustern {m}

bot. T

Siberian squill [Scilla siberica]

Nickende Sternhyazinthe {f}

bot. T

Siberian squill [Scilla siberica]

Russischer Blaustern {m}

bot. T

Siberian squill [Scilla siberica]

Sibirische Sternhyazinthe {f}

bot. T

Siberian squill [Scilla siberica]

Sibirischer Blaustern {m}

bot. T

spring squill [Scilla verna]

Frühlings-Blaustern {m}

bot. T

star squill [Scilla amoena]

Schöner Blaustern {m}

bot. T

wood squill [Scilla siberica]

Nickende Sternhyazinthe {f}

bot. T

wood squill [Scilla siberica]

Russischer Blaustern {m}

bot. T

wood squill [Scilla siberica]

Sibirische Sternhyazinthe {f}

bot. T

wood squill [Scilla siberica]

Sibirischer Blaustern {m}

bot. T

Pyrenean squill [Scilla lilio-hyacinthus]

Pyrenäen-Blaustern {m}

bot. T

two-leaf squill [Scilla bifolia]

Deutsche Sternhyazinthe {f}

bot. T

two-leaf squill [Scilla bifolia]

Sternhyazinthe {f}

bot. T

two-leaf squill [Scilla bifolia]

Zweiblättrige Meerzwiebel {f}

bot. T

two-leaf squill [Scilla bifolia]

Zweiblättriger Blaustern {m}

bot. T

Spanish squill [Hyacinthoides hispanica, syn.: Endymion hispanicus, Scilla hispanica]

Spanisches Hasenglöckchen {n}

bot. T

two-leaved squill [Scilla bifolia, syn.: S. drunensis, S. vindobonensis]

(Deutsche) Sternhyazinthe {f}

bot. T

two-leaved squill [Scilla bifolia, syn.: S. drunensis, S. vindobonensis]

Zweiblättrige Meerzwiebel {f}

bot. T

two-leaved squill [Scilla bifolia, syn.: S. drunensis, S. vindobonensis]

Zweiblättriger Blaustern {m}

bot. T

Alpine squill [Scilla bifolia, syn.: S. drunensis, S. vindobonensis, Ornithogalum bifolium]

Gewöhnlicher Blaustern {m} [österr.]

bot. T

Portuguese squill [Scilla peruviana, syn.: Oncostema peruviana]

Peruanischer Blaustern {m}

bot. T

two-leaf squill [Scilla bifolia, syn.: S. drunensis, S. vindobonensis, Ornithogalum bifolium]

Gewöhnlicher Blaustern {m} [österr.]

bot. T

two-leaved squill [Scilla bifolia, syn.: S. drunensis, S. vindobonensis, Ornithogalum bifolium]

Gewöhnlicher Blaustern {m} [österr.]

bot. T

Italian squill [Hyacinthoides italica, syn.: Scilla italica, Scilla purpurea, Endymion italicus]

Italienisches Hasenglöckchen {n}

bot. T

Italian squill [Hyacinthoides italica, syn.: Scilla italica, Scilla purpurea, Endymion italicus]

Riviera-Hasenglöckchen {n}

bot. T

striped squill [Puschkinia scilloides, syn.: P. libanotica, P. scilloides var. libanotica]

Apollo-Zwerghyazinthe {f}

bot. T

striped squill [Puschkinia scilloides, syn.: P. libanotica, P. scilloides var. libanotica]

Kegelblume {f} [Puschkinie]

bot. T

striped squill [Puschkinia scilloides, syn.: P. libanotica, P. scilloides var. libanotica]

Puschkinie {f}

bot. T

red squill [Drimia maritima, syn.: Urginea maritima, Urginea pancration, Urginea scilla, Scilla maritima, Charybdis maritima]

Gemeine Meerzwiebel {f}

bot. T

red squill [Drimia maritima, syn.: Urginea maritima, Urginea pancration, Urginea scilla, Scilla maritima, Charybdis maritima]

Weiße Meerzwiebel {f}

bot. T

sea squill [Drimia maritima, syn.: Urginea maritima, Urginea pancration, Urginea scilla, Scilla maritima, Charybdis maritima]

Gemeine Meerzwiebel {f}

bot. T

sea squill [Drimia maritima, syn.: Urginea maritima, Urginea pancration, Urginea scilla, Scilla maritima, Charybdis maritima]

Weiße Meerzwiebel {f}

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