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1. (n.) fir
any evergreen tree of the genus Abies, of the pine family, having flat needles and erect cones.
2. fir
the wood of such a tree.
Etymology: (1250–1300; ME firre, OE fyrh)
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1. (noun) fir
nonresinous wood of a fir tree
2. (noun) fir, fir tree, true fir
any of various evergreen trees of the genus Abies; chiefly of upland areas
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1. (noun) FIR
a genus (Abies) of coniferous trees, often of large size and elegant shape, some of them valued for their timber and others for their resin. The species are distinguished as the balsam fir, the silver fir, the red fir, etc. The Scotch fir is a Pinus
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Sense: a kind of evergreen tree that bears cones (ˈfir-cones) and is often grown for its wood.
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 Afrikaans: denneboom |
 Arabic: تَنّوب، شَجَرَة الميلاد |
 Bulgarian: ела |
 Brazilian: abeto/pinheiro |
 Czech: jedle |
 German: die Tanne |
 Danish: gran; grantræ |
 Greek: έλατο |
 Spanish: abeto |
 Estonian: kuusk |
 Farsi: صنوبر |
 Finnish: kuusi |
 French: sapin |
 Hebrew: עֵץ אָשוּח |
 Hindi: सरो का पेड़ |
 Croatian: jela |
 Hungarian: (erdei)fenyő |
 Indonesian: pohon den |
 Icelandic: þinur |
 Italian: abete |
 Japanese: もみの木 |
 Korean: 전나무 |
 Lithuanian: eglė |
 Latvian: egle |
 Malay: pokok fir |
 Dutch: spar |
 Norwegian: gran |
 Polish: jodła |
 Persian: صنوبر |
 Pashto: نښتر، دكاج ونه، دصنو برون |
 Portuguese: abeto/pinheiro |
 Romanian: brad |
 Russian: ель |
 Slovak: jedľa |
 Slovenian: jelka |
 Serbian: jela |
 Swedish: [ädel]gran |
 Thai: ต้นสนที่มีใบแหลมยาว |
 Turkish: köknar (ağacı) |
 Taiwanese: 冷杉，杉 |
 Ukrainian: смерека; ялина |
 Urdu: کوئی سدابہار مخروطی شکل ک |
 Vietnamese: cây thông; cây lim sam |
 Chinese: 冷杉，枞树，杉木 |
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