English
branch with fruits, whence the spice
Etymology
From all + spice, as it was thought to combine the flavors of various other spices.
Pronunciation
Noun
allspice (countable and uncountable, plural allspices)
- (uncountable) A spice; the dried and ground unripe fruit of Pimenta dioica, thought to combine the flavours of several spices, such as cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves.
- (countable) Pimenta dioica, an evergreen tree of tropical America with aromatic berries.
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Translations
spice
- Afrikaans: wonderpeper
- Arabic: بَهَار حُلْو m (bahār ḥulw), فِلْفِل إِفْرَنْجِيّ m (filfil ʔifranjiyy)
- Basque: jamaikako piperbeltz
- Bulgarian: бахар (bg) (bahar)
- Catalan: pebre de Jamaica m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 多香果 (zh) (duōxiāngguǒ), 眾香子 / 众香子 (zh) (zhòngxiāngzi), 牙買加胡椒 / 牙买加胡椒 (zh) (Yámǎijiā hújiāo)
- Czech: nové koření (cs) n
- Danish: allehånde c
- Dutch: lontai m (Suriname)
- East Frisian Low Saxon: nóógelkegruus m, piiment m
- Esperanto: pimento (eo)
- Faroese: alhanda n
- Finnish: maustepippuri (fi)
- French: quatre-épices (fr), tout-épice m, piment de la jamaïque m
- Galician: pementa de Xamaica (gl) f
- Georgian: მიხაკი (mixaḳi), ბაჰარი (bahari)
- German: Piment (de) m or n, Neugewürz n, Nelkenpfeffer m, Jamaikapfeffer m, Modegewürz n (archaic)
- Greek: μπαχάρι (el) n (bachári)
- Hungarian: szegfűbors (hu), szegfûbors
- Icelandic: allrahanda n, negulpipar m
- Italian: pepe della Giamaica m
- Jamaican Creole: pimento
- Japanese: オールスパイス (ōrusupaisu)
- Korean: 올스파이스나무 (olseupaiseu-namu)
- Latvian: please add this translation if you can
- Lithuanian: please add this translation if you can
- Macedonian: најгвирц m (najgvirc), најквирц m (najkvirc)
- Malay: rempah tiga rasa
- Manx: pibbyr Injinagh m
- Norman: toute-êpice f
- North Frisian: Piment n (Sylt)
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: allehånde (no) m
- Nynorsk: allehande m
- Pannonian Rusyn: найквирц m (najkvirc)
- Polish: ziele angielskie (pl) n
- Portuguese: pimenta-da-jamaica f
- Romanian: ienibahar (ro) n
- Russian: гвозди́чный пе́рец m (gvozdíčnyj pérec), яма́йский пе́рец m (jamájskij pérec), души́стый пе́рец m (dušístyj pérec)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: на̀јгвирц m, на̀јквирц m, пѝме̄нта f, пѝмент m
- Latin: nàjgvirc (sh) m, nàjkvirc (sh) m, pìmēnta (sh) f, pìmеnt m
- Slovak: nové korenie n
- Slovene: píment m
- Spanish: pimienta de Jamaica (es) f, malagueta (es) m (Dominican Republic)
- Swedish: kryddpeppar (sv) c
- Telugu: please add this translation if you can
- Turkish: baharat (tr), yenibahar (tr)
- Ukrainian: духмя́ний пе́рець m (duxmjányj pérecʹ)
- Yiddish: ענגלישער פֿעפֿער m (englisher fefer)
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tree
- Catalan: pebrer de Jamaica m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 多香果 (zh) (duōxiāngguǒ), 眾香子 / 众香子 (zh) (zhòngxiāngzi), 牙買加胡椒 / 牙买加胡椒 (zh) (Yámǎijiā hújiāo)
- Finnish: maustepippuri (fi)
- Galician: pementeira de Xamaica (gl) f
- Greek: αρωματοπιπέρι (aromatopipéri)
- Jamaican Creole: pimento tree
- Japanese: オールスパイス (ōrusupaisu)
- Polish: korzennik lekarski m
- Portuguese: pimenteira da Jamaica f
- Russian: гвозди́чное де́рево n (gvozdíčnoje dérevo), гвозди́чный пе́рец m (gvozdíčnyj pérec), пиме́нта лека́рственная f (piménta lekárstvennaja)
- Slovene: pímentovec m
- Swedish: kryddpepparträd n
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