Meaning of "harbúz" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD HARBÚZ

harbúz (harbúji), s. m. – Pepene verde, lubeniță (Citrullus vulgaris). Tc. harbuz, karpuz (Roesler 606; Miklosich, Fremdw., 75; Șeineanu, II, 209; Ronzevalle 126), din per. gharbusa; cf. sp. arbusa „pepene de Astrahan”, ngr. ϰαρπούζι, alb. karpus, bg., sb. karpuz. – Der. harbuzesc, adj. (varietate de pere); harbuzărie, s. f. (plantație de pepeni verzi). Din rom. provine pol. arbuz (Miklosich, Wander., 12), rut. arbuzá.

Etymology is the study of the origin of words and their changes in structure and significance.

PRONUNCIATION OF HARBÚZ IN ROMANIAN

harbúz

WHAT DOES HARBÚZ MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of harbúz in the Romanian dictionary

HARBUZ harbúji m. Pop. Watermelon.

HARBÚZ harbúji m. pop. Pepene verde.

SYNONYMS OF «HARBÚZ» IN ROMANIAN

The following Romanian words have a similar or identical meaning as «harbúz» and belong to the same grammatical category.

Romanian synonyms of harbúz

pépene

TRANSLATION OF HARBÚZ

Find out the translation of harbúz to 25 languages with our Romanian multilingual translator.

The translations of harbúz from Romanian to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «harbúz» in Romanian.

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 甜瓜
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: melón
• Translator Romanian - English: Melon
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: तरबूज
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: شمام
• Translator Romanian - Russian: дыня
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: melão
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: তরমুজ
• Translator Romanian - French: Melon
• Translator Romanian - Malay: Melon
• Translator Romanian - German: Melone
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: 瓜
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 멜론
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: melon
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: dưa gang
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: முலாம்பழம்
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: खरबूज
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: kavun
• Translator Romanian - Italian: melone
• Translator Romanian - Polish: melon
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: диня
• Romanian: harbúz
• Translator Romanian - Greek: πεπόνι
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: Melon
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: melon
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: melon

10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «HARBÚZ»

Discover the use of harbúz in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to harbúz and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.

Curs de dialectologie română - Pagina 91

... bostán - täbác (raioanele din partea stîngä a Nistrului si o parte din localitäfile situate pe malul drept), ivärä (grupul de graiuri de sud-vest), harbúz (grupul din regiunea Transcarpaticä), stomác - jelúáoc (julúdoc) raioanele din partea sungä a ...

Mihail Purice, ‎V. K. Zagaevskiĭ, ‎I. P. Chornyĭ, 1991

Spisane słowa, formy i myśli: studia z lat 1955-2001 - Pagina 158

ukr. harbúz 'dynia', brus, harbúz 'ts.' [...]. - Dwie rozne chronologicznie pozyczki: mlodsza z ukr. harbuz (— kumañskie charbuz), starsza wprost z tur. karpuz 'kawon' — per. charbüza, charbuza 'melon'". Ubyhyna (|| Comunica) 'czarownica' ...

Zygmunt Zagórski, 2006

Grammaire de la langue roumaine, par V. Mircesco - Pagina 95

Caprioarâ, ïépure. Poisson de mer , d'eau Pésce de mare , de apâ douce. Truite, carpe, anguille, saumon, stirlet, sardines, caviar, caviar frais, caviar sec, etc. Des fruits. Pomme, poire. Melon, melon d'eau (pas- Zamós, harbúz. tèque). dulce.

Vasile Alecsandri, 1865

Grammaire de la langue roumaine - Pagina 95

Púiu fript; clapónftért. Gâinâ, cocos, ráta, cúrca, curcán. Porúmb, turturícá. Caprioarâ, ïépure. Pésce de mare , de apa dúlce. Pástrev, crap, piscâr, somn, cigâ, sardéle, ícre, icre moï, ícre ticsíte. Frúcte, podme. Mer, párâ. Zamós, harbúz. Pérsica ...

Vasile Alecsandri, ‎Abdolonyme Ubicini, 1863

D - O - Pagina 309

II, 299). ET. türk. harbeci. harbúz Pl. -búji S. m. (1497 DRHA) MOLD. 1. Wassermelone F. (Cucumis Citrulus). L-o apucat pe cineva frigurile? Pune-i frumusel trupu in apä cu ghiatä si-i dä sä mänänce vr-o doi harbuji necopti (AL. OP. 1, 14).

Hariton Tiktin, ‎Paul Miron, 2003

Die Sprachwissenschaft des Tscherkessischen: Einleitung ...

Im Ukrainischen erhielt a- einen h- Vorschlag: russ. arbuz 'Melone' gegenüber ukr. harbúz : ök. farbiz 'Melone'; vgl. kab. ök., kab. hadráxa 'die Unterwelt' < *h- (Vorschlag) + ader 'der andere' + xa 'Land, Stätte' (eigtl. die andere Welt). ök., kab.

Shawkat Muftī, 1978

Słownik nazwisk zoologicznych i botanicznych polskich: ...

Banjojca (niox) NA. serb. Кратуиа, лудгф. мачванка, мекокорка, мисирача нортубака, пеца, Уургета, вареньака . УЛ. mold. Бостанъ, карамза (у Рогов, sub. Cue. Pcpoyar. ov¡- fera). NA. rué. Dynia, harbúz. Wilczewski. Kabak (ukr.) SI. farm.

Erazm Majewski, 1894

Texte 1710-1830, dialectologie, literatură populară, glosar - Pagina 442

1191'11, sm. tesson 320,3. harbúz, sm. melon d'eau l1. 200,3; zïlríe, sf. (il) champ de melons b. 200,3.. ъ llarém, sm. harem b. 178,2. ` härgïuéSC, va. 3. mr. payer, porter i les frais b. 276,3. herb, va.. 2. mr. chauiïer b. 274. llerbíllte, av. échauiïé.

Moses Gaster, 1891

Słownik rumuńsko-polski - Pagina 256

. robic bigos; narobic bigosu dok. harbúz, harbúji' rz. m. arbuz hárcea-parcea przysl.: a íace (ceva) ~ robic (z czegoá) siekaninç hardughie, hardughii rz. i. 1. bud. rudera 2. (stary) grat hardughit, -á, hardughifi, -te przym.

Jan Reychman, 1970

Pogranicze polsko-białorusko-ukraińskie w świetle danych ...

... kuti gospodarz kladzie na oknie i przemawia do mrozu: Moroze, moroze, proszú tebé na weczeru, no ne pomoróz mani, ni telát, ni loszát, ni jahniát, ni harbúz, ohirkiw, pasoli itd. Kutia ta lezy na oknieprzez trzy dni swiqteczne, to jestprzez 80.

Kazimiera Pastusiak, 2007