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1. (n.) conifer
any of a class, Pinopsida, of chiefly evergreen trees and shrubs, as those of the pine and cypress families, that bear both seeds and pollen on dry scales arranged as a cone.
Etymology: (1350–1400; ME conefere < L cōnifer coniferous =cōn(us)cone+ -i - +-fer -fer)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) conifer, coniferous tree
any gymnospermous tree or shrub bearing cones
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1. (noun) conifer
a tree or shrub bearing cones; one of the order Coniferae, which includes the pine, cypress, and (according to some) the yew
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Sense: a cone-bearing tree, eg the fir
The larch tree is a conifer.
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 Afrikaans: naaldboom, konifeer, keël |
 Arabic: شَجَرَه تَحْمِلُ ثمارا مَ |
 Bulgarian: иглолистно растение |
 Brazilian: conífera |
 Czech: jehličnatý strom/keř |
 German: der Nadelbaum |
 Danish: nåletræ |
 Greek: κωνοφόρο δέντρο |
 Spanish: conífera |
 Estonian: okaspuu |
 Farsi: مخروطی |
 Finnish: havupuu |
 French: conifère |
 Hebrew: עֵץ מָחַט |
 Hindi: शंकुवृक्ष |
 Croatian: crnogorično drvo, četinja |
 Hungarian: tűlevelű |
 Indonesian: pohon cemara |
 Icelandic: barrtré |
 Italian: conifera |
 Japanese: 針葉樹 |
 Korean: 침엽수 |
 Lithuanian: spygliuotis |
 Latvian: skuju koks |
 Malay: pokok konifer |
 Dutch: naaldboom |
 Norwegian: nåletre, bartre |
 Polish: drzewo iglaste |
 Persian: مخروطی |
 Pashto: هغه ونې چه غوټۍ نيسى (لكه |
 Portuguese: conífera |
 Romanian: conifer |
 Russian: хвойное дерево |
 Slovak: konifera |
 Slovenian: iglavec |
 Serbian: četinar |
 Swedish: barrträd |
 Thai: ต้นไม้จำพวกสนฝรั่งที่มีลู |
 Turkish: kozalaklı ağaç |
 Taiwanese: 針葉樹 |
 Ukrainian: хвойне дерево |
 Urdu: صنوبرى نوع كا كوئى درخت |
 Vietnamese: cây có quả hình nón |
 Chinese: 针叶树 |
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