Species on this page ( A = names approved by most authorities, s = approved as synonyms) :
SYNONYM(S) : Apium carvi (L.) Crantz, Bunium carum M. Bieb. , Bunium carvi (L.) M. Bieb., Carum officinale S.F. Gray, Carum velenovskyi Rohlena, Foeniculum carvi (L.) Link, Ligusticum carvi (L.) Roth, Sium carvi (L.) Bernh.
ARABIC : Karauyâ, كَرَوْيَا Karawyâ (Egypt), Kammûn armanî.
ARMENIAN : Չաման Chaman.
BULGARIAN : Ким Kim.
BURMESE : Ziya (See Burmese Bot. dBase p22).
CHINESE : 葛縷子 Ge lü zi (Taiwan), 葛缕子 Ge lü zi.
CROATIAN : Kim.
CZECH : Kmin kořenný, Kmín luční .
DANISH : Kommen, Vild kommen, Karve.
DUTCH : Karwij, Karwijzaad (seeds), Kummel, Wilde komijn.
ENGLISH : Caraway, Common caraway.
ESTONIAN : Harilik köömen.
FINNISH : Kumina, Saksan kumina, Tavallinen kumina .
FRENCH : Anis des Vosges, Carvi, Cumin de montagne, Cumin des prés, Faux anis, Faux cumin (Morocco), Kummel.
GERMAN : Kümmel, Echter Kümmel, Feldkümmel, Feld-Kümmel, Mattenkümmel, Wiesenkümmel.
GREEK : Κάρο Karo, Καρβί Karvi.
HEBREW : קִימֶל Kimel (Kimmel, Qimel), כְּרַוְיָה Kravyah (Cravya), Cravya tarbutit.
HINDI : काला जीरा Kaalaa jiiraa, शाजीरा Shah jira (Shia jira, Siyah jira), विलायती जीरा Vilayaatii jeeraa, Zira-seeah?
HUNGARIAN : Kömeny, Köménymag (seeds).
ICELANDIC : Kúmen.
ITALIAN : Carvi, Seme di carvi (seeds), Comino, Comino tedesco, Cumino, Cumino dei prati, Cumino tedesco.
JAPANESE : ヒメウイキョウ Hime uikyou ひ めういきょう Hime uikyou, 姫茴香 Hime uikyou, カルム ・カルヴィ Karumu caruvi, キャラウェイ Kyarauei.
KOREAN : 캐러웨이 Kaerowei.
MALAY : Jintan
(Indonesia).
MALAYALAM :
സാജീരകം
Sajirakam.
NORWEGIAN : Karve.
ORIYA : ସାହାଜିରା Sahajira.
PERSIAN : Karoya, Kharawjá, میوه زیره Miweh
zireh .
POLISH : Kminek, Kminek zwyczajny.
PORTUGUESE : Alcarávia, Semente de alcarávia (seeds), Cominho.
RUSSIAN : Тмин Tmin, Тмин обыкновенный Tmin obyknovennyi (Tmin obyknovennyj).
SANSKRIT : कारवी Karavi, Sushavi.
SERBIAN : Диљи кумин Divlji
kumin , Ким Kim.
SLOVAKIAN : Rasca
lúčna, Kmin.
SLOVENIAN : Kumina, Navadna kumina.
SPANISH : Alcaravea, Comino de prado, Hinojo de prado.
SWAHILI :
Kisibiti.
SWEDISH : Brödkummin, Karven, Kommel, Kommen, Kumin, Kummil, Kummin, Kumming.
THAI : เทียนตากบ Thiam takap.
TURKISH : Hakiki
kimyon, Karaman kimyonu, Frenk kimyonu.
UKRAINIAN : Дикий аніс Dikii anis, Кмин Kmin , Кмин звичайний Kmyn zvichainii.
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