Welsh onion

English

Etymology

From German welsch (“foreign”) + onion.^[1]

Noun

Welsh onion (plural Welsh onions)

A species of onion (Allium fistulosum).

Synonyms

(Allium fistulosum): spring onion, Japanese bunching onion

Translations

Allium fistulosum

Chinese:
Mandarin: 蔥 (zh), 葱 (zh) (cōng), 大蔥 (zh), 大葱 (zh) (dàcōng)
Finnish: pillisipuli, talvisipuli
German: Frühlingszwiebel

Khmer: ខ្ទឹមខ្យល់ (km) (ktɨm kyɑl)
Russian: лук-бату́н m (luk-batún)
Spanish: cebolleta (es) f
Swedish: piplök c

Further reading

Welsh onion on Wikipedia.Wikipedia

↑ “Welsh onion” (US) / “Welsh onion” (UK) in Oxford Dictionaries, Oxford University Press.

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