| Links | |
|---|---|
| etymologically related | eng: fir-cone |
| etymologically related | eng: pine nut |
| etymologically related | eng: pine siskin |
| etymologically related | eng: pine tar |
| etymologically related | eng: pineal |
| etymologically related | eng: pineapple |
| etymologically related | eng: pinedrops |
| etymologically related | eng: pinene |
| etymologically related | eng: pinery |
| etymologically related | eng: pinesap |
| etymologically related | eng: pinetum |
| etymologically related | eng: pinewood |
| etymologically related | eng: piney |
| etymologically related | eng: piny |
| etymologically related | eng: seed cone |
| has derived form | eng: pine cones |
| is derived from | eng: pine |
| lexical category | noun |
| translation | dan: fyrrekogle |
| translation | fin: männynkäpy |
| translation | hun: fenyőtoboz |
| translation | ita: pigna |
| translation | ita: pina |
| translation | kat: ფიჭვის გირჩი |
| translation | nld: denneappel |
| translation | nld: pijnappel |
| translation | spa: piña |
| translation | sqi: bloçkë |
| translation | tur: çam kozalağı |
| variant:orthography | eng: pine-cone |
| variant:orthography | eng: pinecone |
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