bellflower

See also: Bellflower

English

bellflower

Etymology

From bell +‎ flower.

Noun

bellflower (plural bellflowers)

1. Any of many plants that produce flowers that are bell-like.
   1. Any flowering plants in the genus Campanula.
   2. Flowering plants in the genera, Campanulastrum, Codonopsis, or Platycodon, in the family Campanulaceae.
   3. Any flowering plant in genus Uvularia.
2. A flower of one of these plants, which is shaped like a bell.

Derived terms

• American bellflower (Campanula americana)
• birch-leaved bellflower
• bonnet bellflower (Codonopsis spp.)
• Chinese bellflower (Platycodon grandiflorus)
• Japanese bellflower (Platycodon grandiflorus)
• Korean bellflower (Campanula takesimana)

• Chilean bellflower
• peachleaf bellflower
• rover bellflower

 

Translations

plant of genus Campanula

• Albanian: lulekëmborë (sq) f
• Armenian: զանգակածաղիկ (hy) (zangakacaġik), զանգակ (hy) (zangak)
• Avar: цӏункӏулукӏал (cʼunkʼulukʼal)
• Bulgarian: камбанка (kambanka)
• Danish: klokkeblomst c
• Dutch: klokje (nl) n
• Finnish: kello (fi)
• French: campanule (fr) f
• German: Glockenblume (de) f
• Hungarian: harangvirág (hu)
• Ingrian: kellokukka
• Italian: campanula f
• Kyrgyz: коңгуроо (ky) (koŋguroo)
• Lithuanian: katilėlis m
• Navajo: awééʼchíʼí
• Polish: dzwonek (pl) m
• Portuguese: campânula (pt) f
• Romanian: clopoțel (ro) m, campanulă (ro) f
• Russian: колоко́льчик (ru) m (kolokólʹčik)
• Spanish: campanilla (es) f, campánula (es) f
• Translingual: Campanula
• Turkish: çan çiçeği (tr), meryemanaeldiveni (tr), boru çiçeği (tr), çıngırak otu
• Ukrainian: дзво́ник m (dzvónyk)

plant of genera Campanulastrum, Codonopsis or Platycodon

• Finnish: kellokasvi (fi)

plant of genus Uvularia

• Finnish: kielokki (fi)
• Translingual: Uvularia

bell-shaped flower

• Albanian: lulekëmborë (sq) f, lulekëmborë (sq) f
• Avar: цӏункӏулукӏал (cʼunkʼulukʼal)
• Danish: klokkeblomst c
• Finnish: kellokukka (fi), kello (fi)

Further reading

• bellflower on Wikipedia.Wikipedia