Buckeye Meaning in English

word

US

ˈbəˌkaɪ

BUH-ky

UK

bˈʌkaɪ

buh-KY

التعريف

A buckeye is a type of tree native to North America, known for its shiny brown seeds, and is also the nickname for people from Ohio, USA.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Used as both a noun for the tree or seed and, in US culture, as a nickname for people from Ohio or for sports teams at Ohio State University ('The Buckeyes'). When referring to the candy, always specify 'buckeye candy.'

• Spanish: castaño de Indias - buckeye (árbol de Ohio)
• Portuguese (BR): castanheira-da-índia - buckeye (árvore de Ohio)
• Portuguese (PT): castanheiro-da-índia - buckeye (árvore de Ohio)
• Chinese (Simplified): 七叶树 - buckeye（美国俄亥俄州树）
• Chinese (Traditional): 七葉樹 - buckeye（美國俄亥俄州樹）
• Hindi: बकआई - कस्तान (अमेरिकी पेड़)
• Arabic: كستناء الحصان - بكآي (شجرة أوهايو)
• Bengali: বাকআই গাছ - ওহাইওবাসী (উপনাম)
• Russian: буккай (дерево) - баккай (житель Огайо)
• Japanese: バッカイの木 - オハイオ州の人（あだ名）
• Vietnamese: cây buckeye - người bang Ohio (biệt danh)
• Korean: 버카이 나무 - 오하이오 사람(별칭)
• Turkish: buckeye ağacı - Ohayolu (lakap)
• Urdu: بکآئی درخت - اوہایو کے لوگ (عرف/لقب)
• Indonesian: pohon buckeye - orang Ohio (julukan)

جمل نموذجية

The buckeye tree has shiny brown seeds.

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People from Ohio are called Buckeyes.

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We found a buckeye on the ground in the park.

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Have you ever tried a homemade buckeye candy?

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My grandfather is a proud Buckeye—he never misses an Ohio State game.

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The leaves on the buckeye turn beautiful colors in the fall.

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