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1. (n.) seedling
a plant or tree grown from a seed.
2. seedling
a tree not yet 3 ft. (1 m) high.
3. seedling
any young plant, esp. one grown in a nursery for transplanting.
Etymology: (1650–60)
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| Definition of 'SEEDLING' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) seedling
young plant or tree grown from a seed
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) SEEDLING
a plant reared from the seed, as distinguished from one propagated by layers, buds, or the like
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U.S. National Library of Medicine |
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1. SEEDLING
Very young plant after GERMINATION of SEEDS.
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Sense: a young plant just grown from a seed
Don't walk on the lettuce seedlings!
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 Afrikaans: saailing |
 Arabic: غَرْسَه |
 Bulgarian: младо стръкче |
 Brazilian: muda |
 Czech: semenáček |
 German: der Sämling |
 Danish: spire |
 Greek: φυντάνι, βλαστάρι |
 Spanish: planta de semillero |
 Estonian: idu, võrse |
 Farsi: نهال بذري |
 Finnish: taimi |
 French: semis |
 Hebrew: נֶבֶט |
 Hindi: पौद, पौध |
 Croatian: presadnica, sadnica |
 Hungarian: palánta |
 Indonesian: tumbuhan muda, bibit |
 Icelandic: kímplanta |
 Italian: pianticella |
 Japanese: 苗(木) |
 Korean: 묘목 |
 Lithuanian: sėjinukas |
 Latvian: stāds; dēsts |
 Malay: semaian |
 Dutch: zaailing |
 Norwegian: frøplante; ungtre |
 Polish: sadzonka |
 Persian: نهال بذري |
 Pashto: نېښ يا تيغ (دوښو): نيالګي |
 Romanian: răsad |
 Russian: рассада, сеянец |
 Slovak: semenáč |
 Slovenian: sadika |
 Serbian: mladica |
 Swedish: späd planta |
 Thai: ต้นไม้ที่งอกจากเมล็ด |
 Turkish: fide |
 Taiwanese: 秧苗 |
 Ukrainian: сіянець, паросток |
 Urdu: نیا پودا |
 Vietnamese: cây trồng từ hạt |
 Chinese: 籽苗，秧苗 |
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