blood orange

English

Etymology

Derives its name from the crimson-colored flesh.

Noun

blood orange (plural blood oranges)

1. A type of orange (a variety of Citrus sinensis) notable for its dark, crimson red flesh.

Translations

type of orange

• Armenian: արքայանարինջ (hy) (arkʻayanarinǰ)
• Catalan: sanguina (ca) f, taronja de sang f
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 血橙 (xuèchéng)

• Danish: blodappelsin
• Dutch: bloedsinaasappel (nl) f, bloedappelsien (nl) f
• Esperanto: sangoranĝo
• Finnish: veriappelsiini (fi)
• French: orange sanguine (fr) f
• German: Blutorange (de) f, Blutapfelsine f
• Hungarian: vérnarancs (hu)
• Icelandic: blóðappelsína f
• Irish: oráiste craorag m
• Italian: arancia sanguinella f
• Kyrgyz: кызыл апельсин (ky) (kızıl apelsin)
• Maltese: larinġa tad-demm, larinġa ħamra
• Portuguese: laranja-da-china f
• Romanian: portocală roșie f
• Russian: королёк m (koroljók)
• Spanish: naranja sanguina f
• Swedish: blodapelsin (sv) c
• Turkish: kan portakalı