die/das Aubergine

[ˌobɛʁˈʒiːnə]

بادنجان bâdenjân Noun

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1Aubergine, Karotte, Tomate.

بادمجان، هویج، گوجه فرنگی.

Noun

die/das AuberginePlural: die Auberginen[ˌobɛʁˈʒiːnə](edible fruit)(aubergine, eggplant)(plant)(Botanik: essbare Frucht der unter [1] beschriebenen Pflanze)(Pflanze (Solanum melongena) aus der Familie der Nachtschattengewächse (Solanaceae))
die MelanzaniPlural: die Melanzani, die Melanzane[melanˈt͡saːni](edible fruit)(aubergine, eggplant)(plant)(österreichisch: Aubergine)
die EierfruchtPlural: die Eierfrüchte[ˈaɪ̯ɐˌfʁʊxt](edible fruit)(aubergine, eggplant)(plant)uncommon

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چه غذاهای فراوانی قابل طبخ با بادنجان هستند!

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2Man kann so viele leckere Gerichte mit Auberginen zubereiten!

indirect translation

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