pea

See also: PEA, peà, peã, peʻa, and pe'a

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EnglishEdit

Wikipedia

Peas (2), in a pod.

PronunciationEdit

• IPA^(key): /piː/

• Audio (US)

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• Rhymes: -iː
• Homophones: P, pee

Etymology 1Edit

Back-formation from pease, originally an uncountable noun meaning "peas" that was construed as a plural.

NounEdit

pea ‎(plural peas)

1. A plant, member of the legume (Fabaceae) family
2. The edible seed of some of these plants
3. (baseball) A ball travelling at high velocity

Derived termsEdit

terms derived from pea (noun)

pea-brain pea crab pea pod, peapod peashooter peason

like two peas in a pod pigeon pea sugar pea sweet pea

DescendantsEdit

• Abenaki: piz ‎(“a pea”) (borrowed from peas)
• Mohegan-Pequot: pish ‎(“a pea”) (borrowed from peas)
• Yurok: pi·š, peeesh ‎(“a pea”) (borrowed from peas)

TranslationsEdit

plant

• Afrikaans: ertjie (af)
• Albanian: bizele (sq) f
• Arabic: بَازِلَّاء f ‎(bāzillāʾ)

  Egyptian Arabic: بسلة f ‎(besela)

  Moroccan Arabic: جلبانة f ‎(ǧəlbæna)

• Armenian: ոլոռ (hy) ‎(oloṙ)

  Old Armenian: ոլոռն ‎(oloṙn)

• Aromanian: bizelji f pl, bizeljie f pl, madzãri f
• Azeri: noxud (az)
• Basque: ilar
• Belarusian: гаро́х m ‎(haróx), гаро́шак m ‎(haróšak)
• Bengali: মটর (bn) ‎(môţôr)
• Bulgarian: грах m ‎(grah)
• Burmese: စားတော်ပဲ (my) ‎(ca:taupai:)
• Catalan: pesolera f
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 豌豆 (zh) ‎(wāndòu)

• Czech: hrách (cs) m, hrášek m
• Danish: ært (da)
• Dutch: erwt (nl) f
• Erzya: кснав ‎(ksnav)
• Estonian: hernes
• Finnish: herne (fi)
• French: pois (fr)
• Galician: chícharo m, ervella f, ervello m, perico m
• Georgian: ცერცვი ‎(cercvi), ბარდა ‎(barda)
• German: Erbse (de) f
• Greek: αρακάς (el) m ‎(arakás)
• Hausa: fis
• Hebrew: אֲפוּנָה f ‎(afuna)
• Hindi: मटर (hi) ‎(maṭar)
• Hungarian: borsó (hu)
• Icelandic: baun (is) f
• Indonesian: ercis (id)
• Irish: peasair m
• Italian: pisello (it) m
• Japanese: 豌豆 (ja) ‎(えんどう, endō), エンドウ ‎(endō)
• Kazakh: асбұршақ ‎(asburşaq), бұршақ (kk) ‎(burşaq), нақат ‎(naqat)
• Khmer: ន្ដេក ‎(ndék)

• Korean: 완두 ‎(wandu)
• Kurdish: maşo
• Kyrgyz: буурчак (ky) ‎(buurçak)
• Lao: ຖົ່ວແຮ ‎(thūa hǣ)
• Latin: pisum n
• Latvian: zirnis (lv) m
• Lithuanian: žirnis m
• Macedonian: грах m ‎(grah), грашок m ‎(grašok)
• Malagasy: pitipoa (mg)
• Malay: pis
• Maltese: piżella f
• Manchu: bohori
• Marathi: मटार ‎(maṭār)
• Mongolian: вандуй (mn) ‎(vanduj)
• Nepali: टाउको ‎(ṭāuko)
• Norwegian: ert (no)
• Occitan: pese (oc) m
• Persian: نخود (fa) ‎(noxod)
• Polish: groch (pl) m
• Portuguese: ervilha (pt)
• Romanian: mazăre (ro) f
• Russian: горо́х (ru) m ‎(goróx), горо́шек (ru) m ‎(goróšek)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: грашак m

  Roman: grašak (sh) m

• Sinhalese: කඩල ‎(kaḍala)
• Slovak: hrach (sk) m, hrášok m
• Slovene: grah (sl) m
• Spanish: guisante (es) m, ervilla f, arveja (es) f
• Swahili: dengu (sw)
• Swedish: ärt (sv) c
• Tagalog: gisantes
• Tajik: нахӯд (tg) ‎(naxüd)
• Turkish: bezelye (tr)
• Turkmen: nohut
• Ukrainian: горо́х m ‎(horóx), горо́шок m ‎(horóšok)
• Urdu: مٹر ‎(maṭar)
• Uzbek: noʻxat (uz)
• Vietnamese: đậu (vi), cây đậu
• Walloon: poes (wa) m, pitit poes m
• Yiddish: אַרבעס m ‎(arbes)
• Yoruba: orí

edible seed

• Abenaki: piz
• Albanian: bizele (sq) f
• Arabic: بَازِلَّاء f ‎(bāzillāʾ)

  Egyptian Arabic: بسلة f ‎(besela)

  Moroccan Arabic: جلبانة f ‎(ǧəlbæna)

• Armenian: ոլոռ (hy) ‎(oloṙ)

  Old Armenian: ոլոռն ‎(oloṙn)

• Aromanian: madzãri f, bizelji f pl, arucutetsu, afcu
• Basque: ilar
• Burmese: ပဲ (my) ‎(pai:)
• Catalan: pèsol m
• Chinese:

  Cantonese: 青豆 ‎(ceng¹ dau⁶⁻²)

  Mandarin: 豌豆 (zh) ‎(wāndòu)

• Czech: hrách (cs) m
• Danish: ært (da)
• Dutch: erwt (nl) f
• Erzya: кснав ‎(ksnav)
• Esperanto: pizo
• Estonian: hernes
• Faroese: ertur f
• Finnish: herne (fi)
• French: pois (fr) m, petit pois (fr) m
• Georgian: მუხუდო ‎(muxudo), ბარდა ‎(barda)
• German: Erbse (de) f
• Greek: αρακάς (el) m ‎(arakás)
• Greenlandic: eertaq
• Hindi: मटर (hi) ‎(maṭar)
• Hungarian: borsó (hu)
• Icelandic: erta (is) f
• Ido: pizo (io)
• Italian: pisello (it) m
• Japanese: 豌豆 (ja) ‎(えんどう, endō), エンドウ ‎(endō), エンドウ豆 ‎(endō-mame)

• Khmer: សណ្ដែក (km) ‎(sɑndaek)
• Korean: 완두 ‎(wandu)
• Latvian: zirnis (lv)
• Lithuanian: žirnis
• Maltese: piżella f
• Mohegan-Pequot: pish
• Norwegian: ert (no)
• Occitan: pese (oc) m
• Okinawan: まみ ‎(mami)
• Persian: نخود (fa) ‎(noxod), نخود سبز ‎(noxod-sabz)
• Polish: groch (pl) m
• Portuguese: ervilha (pt) f
• Punjabi: ਮਟਰ (pa) ‎(mattar)
• Romanian: mazăre (ro)
• Romansch: arvegl m
• Russian: горо́х (ru) m ‎(goróx), горо́шина (ru) f ‎(goróšina) (individual)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: грашак m

  Roman: grašak (sh) m

• Slovak: hrach (sk) m
• Slovene: grah (sl) m
• Spanish: (raw pea) alverja f (Peru), (Latin America, Spain's Canary Islands) arveja (es) f, (Cuba, Mexico, Spain's Costa del Sol and Northwest) chícharo (es) m, (Spain standard usage, formal in other countries) guisante (es) m, (Southeastern Spain - also : présol) pésol (es) m, (tender pea) petit pois m (Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Panama, Venezuela - pronounced 'petipuá'), bisalto (es) m
• Swedish: ärta (sv)
• Tamil: பட்டாணி (ta) ‎(paṭṭāṇi)
• Turkish: bezelye (tr)
• Urdu: مٹر ‎(maṭar)
• Walloon: poes (wa) m, pitit poes m
• Welsh: pysen (cy) f
• Yurok: pi·š, peeesh

in baseball

• Japanese: please add this translation if you can

• Spanish: bola rápida

Etymology 2Edit

NounEdit

pea ‎(plural peas)

1. (nautical) Alternative form of peak

AnagramsEdit

• ape
• EAP
• EPA
• PAE

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EstonianEdit

EtymologyEdit

From Proto-Finnic *pää, from Proto-Uralic *päŋe. Cognate with Finnish pää and Hungarian fej.

NounEdit

pea ‎(genitive pea, partitive pead)

1. head

DeclensionEdit

This noun needs an inflection-table template.

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JapaneseEdit

RomanizationEdit

pea

1. rōmaji reading of ペア

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MaoriEdit

NounEdit

pea

1. bear

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SpanishEdit

VerbEdit

pea

1. Formal second-person singular (usted) imperative form of peer.
2. First-person singular (yo) present subjunctive form of peer.
3. Formal second-person singular (usted) present subjunctive form of peer.
4. Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted^?) present subjunctive form of peer.

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WalloonEdit

EtymologyEdit

NounEdit

pea ? ‎(plural peas)

1. (anatomy) skin