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1. (n.) mulberry
the edible, berrylike collective fruit of any tree of the genus
Morus.
2. mulberry
a tree of this genus, as the red mulberry.
Etymology: (1225–75; ME mulberie, dissimilated var. of murberie, OE mōrberie=mōr- (< L mōrum mulberry) +berieberry)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) mulberry, mulberry tree
any of several trees of the genus Morus having edible fruit that resembles the blackberry
2. (noun) mulberry
sweet usually dark purple blackberry-like fruit of any of several mulberry trees of the genus Morus
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) mulberry
the berry or fruit of any tree of the genus Morus; also, the tree itself. See Morus
2. (noun) mulberry
a dark pure color, like the hue of a black mulberry
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Sense: a type of tree on whose leaves silkworms feed.
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 Afrikaans: moerbei |
 Arabic: شَجَرَة التّوت |
 Bulgarian: черница |
 Brazilian: amoreira |
 Czech: morušovník |
 German: der Maulbeerbaum |
 Danish: morbærtræ |
 Greek: μουριά |
 Spanish: morera |
 Estonian: mooruspuu |
 Farsi: درخت توت |
 Finnish: silkkiäispuu |
 French: mûrier |
 Hebrew: תּוּת עֵץ |
 Hindi: तून, शहतून |
 Croatian: dud, murva |
 Hungarian: eperfa |
 Indonesian: murbai |
 Icelandic: mórberjatré |
 Italian: gelso, moro |
 Japanese: 桑の木 |
 Korean: 뽕나무 |
 Lithuanian: šilkmedis |
 Latvian: zīdkoks |
 Malay: mulberi |
 Dutch: moerbeiboom |
 Norwegian: morbær(tre) |
 Polish: morwa |
 Persian: درخت توت |
 Pashto: د توتو ونه |
 Portuguese: amoreira |
 Romanian: dud |
 Russian: тутовое дерево |
 Slovak: morušovník |
 Slovenian: murva |
 Serbian: drvo duda |
 Swedish: mullbärsträd |
 Thai: ต้นหม่อน |
 Turkish: dut ağacı |
 Taiwanese: 桑樹 |
 Ukrainian: шовковиця |
 Urdu: برگ ریز پودا جس کی پتیوں |
 Vietnamese: cây dâu tằm |
 Chinese: 桑树 |
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