wikipedia|Tree (disambiguation)
see|tre|tré
English
rank|notice|week|stone|780|tree|cost|value|cast
Pronunciation
IPA|/tɹiË/
audio|en-us-tree.ogg|Audio (US)
Etymology
OE. treow|trÄow, from Germanic *trewÅn, from Proto-Indo-European *drew-o-, a suffixed variant of *dreu-, *deru- âsolid, steadfast, wood, treeâ. Cognate with Danish træ; and (from the same Indo-European source) with Ancient Greek polytonic|δÏÏÏ
âwood, spearâ, polytonic|δÏá¿¦Ï âtree, oakâ, Russian деÑево, Lithuanian dervà , Welsh derwen âoakâ.
Noun
wikipedia
en-noun
- A large plant, not exactly defined, but typically over four meters in height, a single trunk which grows in girth with age and branches (which also grow in circumference with age).
- any plant that is reminiscent of the above but not classified as a tree in the strict botanical sense: for example the banana "tree".
- An object made from a tree trunk and having multiple hook|hooks or storage platform|platforms.
#: He had the choice of buying a scratching post or a cat tree.
- A device used to hold or stretch a shoe open.
#: He put a shoe tree in each of his shoes.
- The structural frame of a saddle.
- graphtheory A connected graph with no cycles or, equivalently, a connected graph with n vertices and n-1 edges.
- comptheory A recursive data structure in which each node has zero or more nodes as children.
- gui A display or listing of entries or element|elements such that there are primary and secondary entries shown, usually linked by drawn lines or by indenting to the right.
#: Weâll show it as a tree list.
- Any structure or construct having branches akin to (1).
- The structure or wooden frame used in the construction of a saddle used in horse riding.
Related terms
b-tree
Joshua tree
search tree
mid
suffix tree
treehugger
tree frog
Translations
trans-top|large woody plant (noun)
Ainu: ã (ni)
Albanian: dru m, pemë f
Arabic: Arab|شجر|Ø´ÙجÙر٠(šádžar) m (collective), Arab|شجرة|Ø´ÙجÙرÙØ©Ù (šádžara) f (singulative)
trreq|Aramaic
trreq|Armenian
Aymara: khoka
Basque: zuhaitz
trreq|Bengali
Bosnian: t-|bs|drvo|n, t-|bs|stablo|n
Breton: gwez (collective) gwezenn f|s
Bulgarian: t+|bg|дÑÑво|n|trdÉrvo|scCyrl
trreq|Burmese
Catalan: arbre m
Cebuano: punuan
Chichewa: mtengo
CJKV Characters: æ¨; 樹, æ ; æ »
Chinese:
Cree: á¥á¥áá
Croatian: t-|hr|stablo|n
Czech: t+|cs|strom|m
Danish: t+|da|træ|n
Dyirbal: yugu (noun class IV), unicode|yuguÉaran dual, yugu-yugu p
Dutch: t+|nl|boom|m
Erzya: ÑÑвÑо (chuvto)
Esperanto: t-|eo|arbo|xs=Esperanto
Estonian: t+|et|puu
trreq|Faroese
Finnish: t+|fi|puu
French: t+|fr|arbre|m
Frisian: beam
Galician: árbore f
Georgian: á®á (xe)
German: t+|de|Baum|m, t+|de|Baum|p|alt=Bäume
Greek: δÎνÏÏο (ðé[n]dro) n, δÎνδÏο (ðénðro) n
GuaranÃ: yvyra
Hebrew: ×¢×¥|×¢Öµ×¥ (âÄts) m
Hindi: पà¥à¤¡à¤¼ (pe.r)
Hungarian: t+|hu|fa
Icelandic: t+|is|tré
Ido: arboro m
Igbo: osá»sá»
Inari Sami: muorâ
Indonesian: t+|id|pohon|xs=Indonesian
Interlingua: arbore
Italian: t+|it|albero|m
Japanese: æ¨ (ã, ki), æ¨¹æ¨ (ãã
ãã, jumoku)
Javanese: wit#Javanese|wit
trreq|Kannada
Khmer: KMchar|áá¾ááá¾ (darm cher)
Korean: ë무 (namu)
Kuna: sapi
Lakota: chan
Latin: t+|la|arbor|f
Latvian: t+|lv|koks|xs=Latvian
Lithuanian: t+|lt|medis|m|xs=Lithuanian
Lojban: tricu
trreq|Lower Sorbian
Luxembourgish: Baam
Malay: t+|ms|pokok|xs=Malay
trans-mid
Malayalam: മരഠ(maram)
Maltese: t-|mt|siġra|xs=Maltese
Manchu: moo#Manchu|moo
Marathi: à¤à¤¾à¤¡ (zhÄd)
Manx: billey
Mbabaram: jalay
Mik'maq: midis
trreq|Mongolian
Nahuatl: cuahuitl
Northern Sami: muorra
Norwegian: t+|no|tre|n
Novial: arbre
Ojibwe: mitig, mitigoog p
Old English: t-|ang|treow|alttrÄow|xsOld English, t-|ang|beam|altbÄam|xsOld English, t-|ang|wudu|xs=Old English
Old Norse: tré
Old Prussian: garrin
trreq|Oriya
Persian: FAchar|درخت|دÙرÙخت (deræxt)
Polish: t+|pl|drzewo|n
Portuguese: t+|pt|árvore|f
Powhatan: mihitek
Punjabi: ਦਰੱà¨à¨¼à¨¤ (daraḵḵáºt), ਪà©à©(pÄá¹)
Quechua: sacha, sachakuna p
Quenya: alda, aldar p, aldaron genitive pl
Romanian: t+|ro|arbore|m, t+|ro|copac|m, t+|ro|pom|m
Russian: t+|ru|деÑево|n|trdérevo|scCyrl
Samoan: la'au|lÄâau
Sanskrit: taru, taruu, daaru, druma
Sardinian (Campidanese): mata f
Scottish Gaelic: craobh f
Serbian:
Sindarin: galadh
Sindhi: SDchar|ÙÙ (vanu)
Skolt Sami: muõrr
Slovak: t-|sk|strom|m
Slovene: t+|sl|drevo|n
Somali: geed
Sorbian: Å¡tom
Sotho: sefate
Spanish: t+|es|árbol|m
Sumerian: giš
Swahili: mti s, mti|miti pl (noun 3/4)
Swedish: t+|sv|träd|n
Tagalog: puno
Tajik: даÑаÑ
Ñ (darakht)
Tamil: மரம௠(maram)
Tatar: Ð°Ð³Ð°Ñ (agaÄ)
Telugu: t|te|à°à±à°à±à°à±|sc=Telu (cheTTu)
Thai: Thai|à¸à¹à¸à¹à¸¡à¹ (tònmai)
trreq|Tibetan
Tok Pisin: diwai
Tupinambá: ybyrá
Turkish: t+|tr|aÄaç
Ukrainian: t+|uk|деÑево|n|trdérevo|scCyrl|xs=Ukrainian
trreq|Upper Sorbian
Urdu: URchar|Ù¾ÛÚ (pe.r)
Vietnamese: t+|vi|cây|xs=Vietnamese
Welsh: coeden, pren, colfen (colloquial)
Yapese: gak'iyâ
Yiddish: ×××× (boym) m
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trans-top|pole with storage hooks (noun)
Finnish: t+|fi|puu
trans-mid
German: t+|de|Baum|m, t+|de|Baum|p|alt=Bäume
trans-bottom
trans-top|shoe tree (noun)
German: t-|de|Schuhspanner
Japanese: é´å (kutsugata)
trans-mid
Slovene: t+|sl|žlica|f
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trans-top|frame of a saddle
French: t+|fr|arçon|m
trans-mid
trans-bottom
trans-top|(graph theory) graph tree with no cycles. (noun)
Finnish: t+|fi|puu
German: t+|de|Baum|m, t+|de|Baum|p|alt=Bäume
Lithuanian: t+|lt|medis|m|xs=Lithuanian
trans-mid
Japanese: æ¨ (ki)
Novial: arbre
Swedish: t+|sv|träd|n
trans-bottom
trans-top|(computing theory) recursive data structure (noun)
Finnish: t+|fi|puu
German: t+|de|Baum|m, t+|de|Baum|p|alt=Bäume
Japanese: ããªã¼æ§é (tsurÄ«-kÅzo)
Lithuanian: t+|lt|medis|m|xs=Lithuanian
trans-mid
Novial: arbre
Swedish: t+|sv|träd|n
trans-bottom
trans-top|(graphical user interface) tree list (noun)
German: t+|de|Baum|m, t+|de|Baum|p|alt=Bäume
Japanese: t-|ja|ããªã¼ãªã¹ã|trtsurÄ«-risuto|scJpan
Lithuanian: t+|lt|medis|m|xs=Lithuanian
trans-mid
Novial: arbre
Russian: t+|ru|деÑево|n|trdérevo|scCyrl
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Verb
en-verb|tree|d
- transitive To chase (an animal or person) up a tree.
#: The dog treed the cat.
Translations
Finnish: ajaa puuhun
Hebrew: t+|he|×¢×¥|sc=Hebr
Hungarian: t+|hu|fa
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Dutch
Noun
tree (contraction of trede)
- step (of a staircase), stair
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