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1. (n.) sapling
a young tree.
2. sapling
a young person.
Etymology: (1375–1425)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) sapling
young tree
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) sapling
a young tree
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Sense: a young tree.
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 Afrikaans: jong boompie |
 Arabic: شَجَرَةٌ في أوَّل مَراحِل |
 Bulgarian: фиданка |
 Brazilian: árvore nova |
 Czech: mladý strom |
 German: der Schößling |
 Danish: ungt træ |
 Greek: δενδρύλλιο |
 Spanish: árbol joven |
 Estonian: võsu |
 Farsi: نهال درخت |
 Finnish: taimi |
 French: jeune arbre |
 Hebrew: עֵץ רַך |
 Hindi: बाल वृक्ष, छोटा पौधा |
 Croatian: mladica, mlado stablo |
 Hungarian: (fa)csemete |
 Indonesian: pohon muda |
 Icelandic: ungt tré |
 Italian: alberello |
 Japanese: 若木 |
 Korean: 요목 |
 Lithuanian: sodinukas |
 Latvian: jauns koks |
 Malay: anak pokok |
 Dutch: jong boompje |
 Norwegian: ungtre |
 Polish: młode drzewo |
 Persian: نهال درخت |
 Pashto: نيال، نيالګى: ژڼى، ځوان، |
 Portuguese: árvore nova |
 Romanian: arbust |
 Russian: молодое деревце |
 Slovak: mladý strom |
 Slovenian: mladika |
 Serbian: mladica |
 Swedish: ungt träd, telning |
 Thai: ต้นไม้อ่อน |
 Turkish: fidan |
 Taiwanese: 樹苗，小樹 |
 Ukrainian: молоде деревце |
 Urdu: نیا پودا |
 Vietnamese: cây non |
 Chinese: 树苗，小树 |
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