English–Norwegian dictionary
Norwegian translation of the English word violet
| English | Norwegian (translated indirectly) | Esperanto |
|---|---|---|
| (mauve) | fiolett | |
🔗 Her large violet eyes looked black at this distance. | ||
fiol | ||
🔗 Violets must be replanted every year. | ||
common violet (sweet violet; English violet; wood‐violet; florist’s violet; garden violet) | marsfiol | |
English violet (sweet violet; common violet; wood‐violet; florist’s violet; garden violet) | marsfiol | |
florist’s violet (sweet violet; English violet; common violet; wood‐violet; garden violet) | marsfiol | |
garden violet (sweet violet; English violet; common violet; wood‐violet; florist’s violet) | marsfiol | |
heath violet (heath dog‐violet) | engfiol | |
sweet violet (English violet; common violet; wood‐violet; florist’s violet; garden violet) | marsfiol | |
violet bloom (bittersweet; woody nightshade; bittersweet nightshade; bitter nightshade; blue bindweed; climbing nightshade; fellenwort; felonwood; poisonflower; scarlet berry; trailing bittersweet; trailing nightshade) | slyngsøtvier | |
wood‐violet (sweet violet; English violet; common violet; florist’s violet; garden violet) | marsfiol | |
| English | Norwegian |
|---|---|
| violet | ⇆ fiol |
| common violet | ⇆ marsfiol |
| English violet | ⇆ marsfiol |
| florist’s violet | ⇆ marsfiol |
| heath violet | ⇆ engfiol |
| sweet violet | ⇆ marsfiol |
| violet bloom | ⇆ slyngsøtvier |
| wood‐violet | ⇆ marsfiol |