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Pronunciation / Transliteration: ˈbɾote
"El brote salió de la tierra después de la lluvia."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A young shoot or plant.
"The gardener noticed a sprout emerging from the soil after the rain."
- 1
To begin to grow; to shoot forth.
"The seeds will sprout in a few days if kept moist."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from Middle English sprouten, originating from Old Germanic roots shared with Old High German sprūzzan and Dutch spruiten. Historically rooted in Proto-Indo-European lexical sets denoting swelling, growth, and the sudden emergence of new botanical shoots.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Sprout" is said worldwide
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Germes
Transliteration: ʒɛʁm
"Les germes commencent à pousser au printemps."
Spross
Transliteration: ʃpʁɔs
"Der Spross wächst schnell nach dem Regen."
Germoglio
Transliteration: dʒerˈmɔʎo
"Il germoglio è spuntato dopo la pioggia."
Brote
Transliteration: ˈbɾote
"El brote salió de la tierra después de la lluvia."
Brote
Transliteration: ˈbɾoti
"O brote apareceu após a chuva."
अंकुर
Transliteration: ankur
"बारिश के बाद अंकुर निकल आया।"
芽
Transliteration: yá
"雨后芽开始生长。"
싹
Transliteration: ssak
"비가 온 후에 싹이 나기 시작했다."
芽
Transliteration: me
"雨の後、芽が出始めた。"
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