Definition
A large Australian tree that produces a resinous substance, often called eucalyptus, known for its tall straight trunk and peeling bark.
Etymology
From English 'gum' (the sticky resin produced by the tree) + 'tree'. The term originated in Australia in the 1800s when European colonists encountered these distinctive trees and named them for the gum they produced.
Kelly Says
Koalas spend almost their entire lives in gumtrees and have special bacteria in their stomachs to digest the toxic leaves that would poison most other animals—they're basically living in a pharmacy!
Translations
AMአማርኛ
እንsetzen እንስሳ
en-set-ten en-s-sa
ARالعربية
شجرة اللاتكس
sha-jra al-lat-iks
BNবাংলা
গুম গাছ
gum gaach
CACatalà
arbre de goma
ar-bre deh go-ma
CSČeština
gumovník
gu-mo-v-nik
DADansk
gummibes
gum-mee-bes
DEDeutsch
Gummibaum
gum-muh-baum
ELΕλληνικά
δέντρο καουτσούκ
den-tro ka-u-tsook
ESEspañol
árbol de goma
ar-bol deh go-ma
FAفارسی
درخت لاستیک
dar-kht la-steek
FISuomi
kumitupu
koo-mi-tu-pu
FRFrançais
arbre à gomme
ar-bre ah gom
GUGU
ગુમનું છોડ
gum-nu cho-d
HEעברית
עץ גומי
ets go-mee
HIहिन्दी
रबर का पेड़
ra-ber ka pe-d
HUMagyar
gumi fa
goo-mee fa
IDBahasa Indonesia
pohon karet
po-hon ka-ret
ITItaliano
albero di gomma
al-ber-roh dee go-ma
KKKK
каучук ағашы
kau-chook a-ga-shy
MRMR
रबरचा झाड
ra-ber-cha jaad
MSBahasa Melayu
pohon getah
po-hon ge-tah
MYမြန်မာ
ကောက်လိပ်
kauk-li-p
NLNederlands
gommenboom
gom-men-boom
NONorsk
gummibark
gum-mee-bark
PLPolski
drzewo kauczukowe
d-z-e-vo ka-uch-koo-vo-ve
PTPortuguês
árvore de goma
ar-vore deh go-ma
RORomână
arbore de cauciuc
ar-bo-reh deh kau-ch-yuk
RUРусский
дерево каучука
dyere-vo ka-uch-ka
SVSvenska
gummträd
gum-traed
SWKiswahili
mti wa gum
m-tee wa gum
TAதமிழ்
கொட்டாங்கி
kot-taan-gi
TLTL
kahoy ng goma
ka-hoy ng go-ma
TRTürkçe
kauçuk ağacı
kau-chook a-ga-chi
UKУкраїнська
каучукове дерево
kau-ch-u-ko-ve dy-re-vo
VITiếng Việt
cây cao su
cay cao-su
ZUZU
umthi wase
oom-thee wa-se