crowberry

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Etymology

From crow +‎ berry. Apparently so-called due to birds' fondness for the fruit. Yet the dark color (compare Old Norse blár (“blue-black, like a raven's sheen”)) may be the main or another factor; compare Inuktitut paurngaq (“crowberry”) (allegedly meaning "which looks like soot").

Pronunciation

(Received Pronunciation) IPA^(key): /ˈkɹəʊbəɹɪ/

Noun

crowberry (plural crowberries)

Empetrum; a small genus of dwarf evergreen shrubs that bear edible fruit.
1. Empetrum nigrum; a species of crowberry.
  Synonym: mossberry
A fruit of this plant.

Translations

the genus Empetrum

Chukchi: ԓыгоонъыԓгын (ḷygoonʺyḷgyn)
Danish: revling
Faroese: berjalyngur m, berlyngur m
Finnish: variksenmarja (fi)
French: camarine (fr) f
German: Krähenbeere f
Ingrian: sikamarja
Norwegian: krekling
Old Norse: krækiber n
Polish: bażyna (pl) f, bagnisko (pl) n (obsolete)
Romanian: vuietoare (ro) f
Russian: ворони́ка (ru) f (voroníka), водяни́ка (ru) f (vodjaníka), ши́кша f (šíkša)
Swedish: kråkbär (sv) n

the species Empetrum nigrum

Alutiiq: augyaq m
Bulgarian: черен емпетрум m (čeren empetrum)
Danish: almindelig revling, revling
East Cree:
Southern East Cree: ᐊᔅᒌᒥᓈᓐᐦ (asciiminaanh)
Finnish: variksenmarja (fi)
French: camarine noire (fr) f
Norwegian: krekling
Polish: bażyna czarna (pl) f
Romanian: vuietoare (ro) f
Sami:
Skolt Sami: čuõ´mmjõš
Swedish: kråkbär (sv) n

fruit

Faroese: svartber n, svarber n
Finnish: variksenmarja (fi)
French: camarine (fr) f
German: Krähenbeere f
Icelandic: krækiber (is) n
Montagnais: assimin
Northern Sami: čáhppesmuorji
Russian: ворони́ка (ru) f (voroníka), водяни́ка (ru) f (vodjaníka)
Scottish Gaelic: dearc-fhìona f, dearc-fithich f
Spanish: murtilla (es) f

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Northern Sami: ^{(please verify)} čáhppesmuorji