Etymology
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17th century, from Latin apiārium, from apis (“bee”).
Pronunciation
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apiary (plural apiaries)
- A place where bees and their hives are kept.
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a place where bees and hives are kept
- Arabic: مَنْحَل m (manḥal)
- Azerbaijani: arıxana, pətəklik
- Bashkir: умарталыҡ (umartalıq)
- Basque: erlategi (eu), erletxe (eu)
- Belarusian: па́сека f (pásjeka), пчальні́к m (pčalʹník), пчо́льнік m (pčólʹnik)
- Bengali: মৌমাছি সংরক্ষণাগার (mōumachi śoṅrokkhonagar), মৌমাছি পালনকেন্দ্র (mōumachi palnokendro)
- Bulgarian: пчели́н (bg) m (pčelín), пчела́рник m (pčelárnik)
- Catalan: apiari m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 養蜂場／养蜂场 (zh) (yǎngfēngchǎng)
- Czech: včelín m
- Esperanto: abelejo (eo)
- Estonian: mesila (et)
- Finnish: mehiläistarha
- French: rucher (fr) m
- Middle French: ruscher m, apier m
- Galician: apiario (gl) m, alvariza (gl) f, colmear m
- Georgian: საფუტკრე (sapuṭḳre)
- German: Bienenhaus (de) n, Apiarium (de) n, Bienenstand (de) m
- Greek: μελισσοκομείο (el) n (melissokomeío)
- Ancient: μελισσών m (melissṓn)
- Hebrew: כּוֶּרֶת (he) f (kavéret)
- Italian: apiario m
- Japanese: 養蜂場 (ようほうじょう, yōhōjō)
- Korean: 양봉장(養蜂場) (yangbongjang)
- Ladin: pighêr
- Latin: apiārium n
- Latvian: drava f
- Lithuanian: bitynas m
- Macedonian: пче́ларник m (pčélarnik), у́лјаник m (úljanik)
- Polish: pasieka (pl) f
- Portuguese: apiário (pt) m
- Romanian: stupină (ro) f
- Russian: па́сека (ru) f (páseka), пче́льник (ru) m (pčélʹnik)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: пчѐлиња̄к m, пчеларник m
- Roman: pčèlinjāk (sh) m, pčelarnik (sh) m
- Slovak: včelín (sk) m
- Slovene: čebelnjak m
- Spanish: colmenar (es) m, apiario m
- Turkish: arılık (tr), kovanlık (tr)
- Ukrainian: па́сіка f (pásika), бджоляни́к (uk) m (bdžoljanýk) (dialectal)
- Volapük: bienöp, bienamöp, bienadom, bienabäsetem (vo)
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