tree

tree
subs.
P. and V. δένδρον, τό (Eur. Frag.).
Plant: P. and V. φῠτόν, τό.
Lines of fruit-trees: V. ὄρχᾰτοι ὀπωρῐνοί (Eur. Frag.).
Genealogy, descent: P. and V. γένος, τό.

TREE

arbor (general term): planta (for transplanting): mater (from which grafts or scions are taken). A little tree arbuscula: concerned with or belonging to trees arborarius: of a tree arboreus (e.g. the fruit): a place planted with trees arbustum (especially a place where vines grow on other trees); pomarium (an orchard): to plant a field with trees arbu stare agrum (Plin. 17 23 35 No. 22 or § 201): to grow to a tree arborescere: the tree of a saddle *forma sellae equestris.

tree (subs.): arbor, ŏris, f.: to plant t.s in rows, a. in ordinem serere, Varr. R. R. 1, 7: to set t.s (in trenches), a. deponere, Col. 5, 9, med.: to graft t.s, a. inserere, ib. c. 11: a t. that bears well, a. fructuosa, fertilis, ib. c. 10: a. laeta, ib. c. 9. Dimin., arbuscula (a small or young t.): ib.: with dep. gen., arbuscula fici (a young fig-t.), ib. c. 11. Belonging to a t. or trees, arboreus: the foliage of t.s, arboreae frondes, Ov. M. 1, 632: to grow large like a t., arborescere, Plin. 19, 4, 22: planted with t.s, arbustus (adj.): e. g. arbustus ager, Col. 3, 13 (al. arbustivus): but the neut. arbustum denotes not a plantation of t.s in gen. sense, but one used for a vineyard; the vines being trained over the trees: (arboretum, v. rare, and to be avoided). For special trees, see the several names.

tree (adj.):

1. arbŏrārius (having to do with trees): a t. pruning-knife, falx a., Cato R. R. 10: cf. picus arborarius (the woodpecker), Plin. 30, 16, 53.

2. arbŏreus (of or belonging to trees): v. TREE (fin.).

3. growing to the size of a t., *arbŏrescens: cf. TREE, (fin.).

δόρυ
tree, plank, spear
δένδρον
δένδρον, τό, tree (noun)
ἐλαία
the olive-tree
φυτόν
that which has grown, a plant, tree
κῶνος
pine cone, cone; (f) pine tree
δρῦς
a tree
συκῆ
συκῆ, fig tree

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Κυδωνέα
quince-tree, Pyrus Cydonia
βάλσαμον
balsam-tree, Balsamodendron Opobalsamum
βάρβιλος
seedling peach-tree
γεράνδρυον
an old tree
δένδρεον
a tree
εὐώνυμος2
spindle-tree, Euonymus europaeus
κέδρος
the cedar-tree
κίτριον
citron-tree
καρυόδενδρον
walnut-tree
καρύα
nut-bearing tree
καστανικαί
chestnut-tree
κερασέα
cherry-tree
κερατωνία
carob-tree, Ceratonia Siliqua
κιτρέα
citron-tree, Citrus Medica
κοκκυγέα
wig-tree, Rhus Cotinus
κοκκυμηλέα
plum-tree, Prunus domestica
κολοιτία
tree
κράνεια
the cornel-tree, dog-wood
κόμαρος
the strawberry-tree, arbutus
λίβανος
the frankincense-tree
λευκερινεός
white fig-tree
μαργαρίς
pearl; palm-tree
μεσπίλη
medlar-tree, Mespilus germanica
μηλέα
an apple-tree
μηλέη
apple-tree
μορέα
mulberry-tree, Morus nigra
μυρτάς
pear-tree, Pyrus cordata
περσικία
peach-tree
πιστάκη
pistachio-tree, Pistacia vera
προύμνη
plum-tree, Prunus
πύξος
the box-tree
σημύδα
Judas-tree, Cercis Siliquastrum
σιλλικύπριον
castor-oil tree
σιπταχόρας
lac-tree, Schleichera trijuga
σκινδαψός
a four-stringed musical instrument; a thingamajig; an ivy-like tree
στροβιλέα
fir-tree
συκάμινος
the mulberry-tree
συκέα
fig-tree, Ficus Carica
συκέη
fig-tree
σχῖνος
the mastich-tree
τάξος
the yew-tree
φελλός
the cork-tree
φυλίη
wild olive-tree
ἀκρόδρυα
fruit-trees
ἀκτέα
the elder-tree
ἀκτῆ
elder-tree
ἀμυγδαλέα
almond-tree, Prunus Amygdalus
ἀμύγδαλος
an almond-tree
ἀπιδέα
pear-tree
ἄγνος
a willow-like tree
ἄπιος
a pear-tree; a pear
ἐλάδιον
young olive-tree
ἐλαΐς
olive-tree
ἐλαίη
olive - tree
ἐλαίς
an olive-tree
ἐρινός
wild fig-tree
ἔβενος
the ebony-tree, ebony
ἔλυμα
the tree
ἱστοβοεύς
the plough-tree
ἴδη
a timber-tree
ὀλύνθη
wild fig-tree
ὄα
service-tree, Sorbus domestica
ὄγχνη
a pear-tree
ὄρπηξ
a sapling, young tree
ῥοδῆ
a rose-tree, rose-bush
ῥοιά
pomegranate; pomegranate tree (see ῥόα)

arbor
a tree
crux
a gallows, frame, tree
ficus
a fig-tree
laurus
a bay-tree, laurel-tree, laurel (sacred to Apollo)
axis
an axle, axle-tree
murra
the myrrh-tree, an Arabian tree, of which myrrh was the sap
quercus
an oak, oak-tree, Italian oak
pinus
a pine, pine-tree, fir, firtree
acer
the maple-tree
ulmus
an elm, elm-tree
pomus
a fruit-tree
abies
the fir-tree, silver-fir
myrtus
a myrtle, myrtle-tree
salix
a willow-tree, willow, sallow
laurea
the laurel-tree
buxus
the box-tree

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balsamum
the balsam-tree
castanea
the chestnut-tree, a chestnut
cerasus
a cherry-tree, a cherry
corylus
a hazel-tree, filberttree
cyparissus
a cypress-tree
fagus
a beech-tree
iuglans
a walnut, walnut-tree
iuniperus
the juniper-tree
lentiscifer
bearing mastic-trees
lentiscus
the mastic-tree
malus2
an apple-tree
morus2
a mulberry-tree
pirus
a pear-tree
plantaria
sets, slips, young trees
populus2
a poplar-tree
prunus
a plum-tree
spinus
a blackthorn, sloe-tree
stemma
a garland, wreath; hence, a pedigree, genealogical tree
suber
the cork-oak, cork-tree
taxus
a yew, yew-tree
terebinthus
the terebinth, turpentine-tree
tilia
the linden-tree, lime-tree
viburnum
the wayfaring-tree

tree Trees

• nymphs grow out of: Paus. 10.32.9
• old trees: Paus. 8.23.5
• uprooted and carried by sacred men: Paus. 10.32.6
• tree to be worshipped as god: Paus. 2.2.7
• images of Dionysus made out of: Paus. 2.2.7
• Helen of the Tree worshipped in Rhodes: Paus. 3.19.10

• Wood
• Cedar
• Cypress
• Oak
• Palm
• Pine-tree
• Plane-tree