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Koriander
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koriander
German
thumb|right|de Koriander
Etymology
de grc
From de gmh koriander, from earlier gmh koliander, from de goh kullantar, goh kullintar (9th c.), from de la coliandrum, variant of la coriandrum. An early borrowing as de gmw-pro *kulljandr is possible, though the only cognate is ang cellender. The relatinization of the German form was gradual and began already in goh -.
Pronunciation
de /koˈri̯andər/ [ko.ʁiˈan.dɐ] chiefly northern also [kɔʁˈjan.dɐ] [kɔɐ̯-]
de De-Koriander.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
Noun
m.sg
coriander, cilantro
de rare chinesische Petersilie
Declension
m.sg
Further reading
de
de Herbs Celery family plants
Luxembourgish
Noun
m -
coriander