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Borrowed from Russian апельси́н (apelʹsín), from Dutch appelsien, from French pomme de Sine (literally Chinese apple).

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апельсин (apelʲsinclass j2 (ergative апельсино̄)

  1. orange (fruit)
  2. orange tree

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Alternative scripts
Arabic اپەلسين
Cyrillic апельсин
Latin apelsin
Yañalif apelьsin
 
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Borrowed from Russian апельси́н (apelʹsín), from Dutch appelsien, from French pomme de Sine (Chinese apple).

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апельсин (apelsin)

  1. orange, Citrus sinensis

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Borrowed from Dutch appelsien, from French pomme de Sine (Chinese apple).

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  • IPA(key): [ɐpʲɪlʲˈsʲin]
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апельси́н (apelʹsínm inan (genitive апельси́на, nominative plural апельси́ны, genitive plural апельси́нов or апельси́н*, relational adjective апельси́новый) (* Informal.)

  1. orange tree
    го́рький апельси́нgórʹkij apelʹsín(Citrus aurantium) marmalade orange
  2. orange (fruit)
    до́лька апельси́наdólʹka apelʹsínaorange segment
    (понима́ть) как свинья́ в апельси́нах (saying)(ponimátʹ) kak svinʹjá v apelʹsínax(to know as much about something) as a pig about pineapples (literally, “(to understand) like a pig in oranges”)

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Borrowed from Russian апельси́н (apelʹsín), from Dutch appelsien, from French pomme de Sine (literally Chinese apple).

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апельси́н (apelʹsýnm inan (genitive апельси́на, nominative plural апельси́ни, genitive plural апельси́нів, relational adjective апельси́новий)

  1. orange (fruit)

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