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10 Language-to-English DictionariesVine
/vaɪn/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A climbing or trailing plant that typically has a long, thin stem and produces grapes or other fruits.
"The vineyard was filled with lush green vines heavy with ripe grapes." - 2
A video clip or short film, especially one shared on social media platforms.
"She shared a funny vine that made everyone laugh."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the Old French word 'vigne', originating from the Latin 'vīnea', which pertains to a vineyard or grape vine. The term dates back to the Middle English period and originally referred specifically to the plant that produces grapes before expanding to encompass other climbing or creeping plants.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Vine" is said worldwide
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Vigne
Transliteration: veen
"La vigne produit des raisins."
Rebe
Transliteration: reh-beh
"Die Rebe wächst in den Weinbergen."
Vite
Transliteration: vee-teh
"La vite produce uva."
Vid
Transliteration: beed
"La vid crece en el viñedo."
Videira
Transliteration: vee-day-rah
"A videira produz uvas."
अंगूर की बेल
Transliteration: angoor ki bel
"अंगूर की बेल फल देती है।"
葡萄藤
Transliteration: pútáo téng
"葡萄藤在阳光下生长。"
포도나무
Transliteration: podo namu
"포도나무는 열매를 맺습니다."
ブドウの木
Transliteration: budō no ki
"ブドウの木は果実を生み出します。"
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