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1. (n.) larch
any deciduous conifer of the genus Larix, yielding a tough durable wood.
2. larch
the wood of such a tree.
Etymology: (1540–50; < G
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1. (noun) larch
wood of a larch tree
2. (noun) larch, larch tree
any of numerous conifers of the genus Larix all having deciduous needlelike leaves
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1. (noun) larch
a genus of coniferous trees, having deciduous leaves, in fascicles (see Illust. of Fascicle)
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Sense: a type of cone-bearing, deciduous tree related to pines and firs.
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 Afrikaans: lorkeboom |
 Arabic: شَجَر اللاريس دائِم الخُض |
 Bulgarian: лиственица |
 Brazilian: lariço |
 Czech: modřín |
 German: die Lärche |
 Danish: lærketræ |
 Greek: είδος πεύκου |
 Spanish: alerce |
 Estonian: lehis |
 Farsi: صنوبر |
 Finnish: lehtikuusi |
 French: mélèze |
 Hebrew: אָרזִית |
 Hindi: देवदार |
 Croatian: ariš |
 Hungarian: vörösfenyő |
 Indonesian: pohon lars |
 Icelandic: lerki |
 Italian: larice |
 Japanese: からまつ |
 Korean: 낙엽송 |
 Lithuanian: maumedis |
 Latvian: lapegle |
 Malay: pokok lars |
 Dutch: lariks |
 Norwegian: lerk(etre) |
 Polish: modrzew |
 Persian: صنوبر |
 Pashto: صنوبر |
 Portuguese: lariço |
 Romanian: zadă, larice |
 Russian: лиственница |
 Slovak: smrekovec |
 Slovenian: macesen |
 Serbian: ariš |
 Swedish: lärkträd |
 Thai: ต้นสน |
 Turkish: karaçam |
 Taiwanese: 落葉松 |
 Ukrainian: модрина |
 Urdu: صنوبری درخت |
 Vietnamese: cây thông rụng lá |
 Chinese: 落叶松 |
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