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Off topic: "Carrot" and "pumpkin" in as many languages as possible Thread poster: Blanca Rodriguez
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abufaraz Pakistan Local time: 22:14 English to Urdu + ...
Carrot = Gaajjar (گاجر) Pumpkin = Kaddoo (کدّو) Regards, | | |
Shame the red-head is a boy, as Carlota is used for carrot in some Spanish dialects | | |
Carrot: cairéad or also meacan dearg Pumpkin: puimcín | | |
Heinrich Pesch Finland Local time: 20:14 Member (2003) Finnish to German + ...
porkkana kurpitsa You could write "Porcana" and "Curpizza", sounds the same. Cheers Heinrich | |
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carrot: morkow (prounounced: markow, stress is on the "o") pumpkin: tykwa (stress is on the "y") | | |
plha Local time: 19:14 English to Slovak + ...
carrot - mrkva, pumpkin - tekvica to be honest, these do not sound like the candidates for the character name..., I would opt for Basque (Azenario makes a beautiful name) | | |
Denyce Seow Singapore Local time: 01:14 Member (2004) Chinese to English
Carrot = 胡萝卜 (hu-luo-bo) Pumpkin = 南瓜 (nan-gua) Denyce | | |
rainerc (X) Local time: 19:14 German to English + ...
carrot: wortel pumpkin: pampoen | |
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Shahab Arif Local time: 22:14 Pashto (Pushto) to English + ...
GAZZARA---------KADDOO Wish you all the very best with your project. | | |
Carrot - морков (morkov) Pumpkin - тиква (tikva) | | |
Russian: clarification | Jan 19, 2007 |
carrot - morKOvka pumkin - TYKva | | |
carrot: burkāns pumpkin: ķirbis | |
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Rajaram India Local time: 22:44 Member (2006) English to Kannada + ...
Carrot=kyaarat (ಕ್ಯಾರಟ್) Pumpkin=kumbala kaayi (ಕುಂಬಳಕಾಯಿ) | | |
Hipyan Nopri Indonesia Local time: 00:14 Member (2005) English to Indonesian + ...
carrot = wortel pumpkin = labu | | |
Macedonian, cute diminutive forms | Jan 19, 2007 |
The diminutive forms of these two words in Macedonian are realy cute, at least to me. Here they are: carrot = dim. morkovche (морковче) from "morkov (морков)" pumpkin = dim. tikvichka (тиквичка) from "tikva (tikva)". ... anyway, if you wanted to use these words to name a child in Macedonian it would be natural to use the diminutive form. pozdrav, | | |
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