How to Say “Rowan” in German

Eberesche
The German word for rowan is Eberesche.
Eberesche refers to the tree or shrub of the genus Sorbus.
Meaning: tree or shrub of the genus Sorbus (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of Eberesche is Ebereschen.

Did you know?

  • The Eberesche is often associated with the 'wild hunt' in Germanic mythology, where its berries were thought to ward off ghostly riders.
  • The word Eberesche ultimately derives from the Proto-Indo-European root *h₁ebʰros, which originally meant 'yew'.
  • The suffix -esche in Eberesche suggests a relationship to the ash tree, yet the rowan belongs to a different botanical group entirely.

Examples in context

  • Die Eberesche bezeichnet man auch manchmal als Vogelbeerbaum.
    The rowan tree is sometimes known as the mountain ash tree.
    This sentence shows that Eberesche is sometimes referred to as a Vogelbeerbaum.
    Tatoeba #11557313 by Pfirsichbaeumchen, translation #10808920 by sundown
  • Aus den orangeroten Beeren der Eberesche kann Konfitüre gekocht werden.
    The reddish-orange berries of the rowan can be used to make jam.
    This sentence describes how to make jam from the berries of the Eberesche.
    Tatoeba #11488401 by Pfirsichbaeumchen, translation #10808921 by sundown
  • Ebereschen wachsen in bis zu 1000 m Höhe – das ist mehr als bei jedem anderen Baum auf den Britischen Inseln.
    Rowan trees can be found growing at elevations of up to 1,000 metres – higher than any other tree in the British Isles.
    This sentence notes the elevation at which Ebereschen can grow.
    Tatoeba #11450205 by Pfirsichbaeumchen, translation #10808924 by sundown
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Example conversation

A young woman and a man are walking through a park.

  1. Julia

    Schau mal, dort steht eine große Eberesche.
    Look, there is a large rowan tree standing there.
  2. Lukas

    Ja, sie sieht sehr schön aus.
    Yes, it looks very beautiful.
  3. Julia

    Die Beeren der Eberesche sind schon reif.
    The berries of the rowan are already ripe.
  4. Lukas

    Ich mag den Baum wirklich sehr.
    I really like the tree very much.

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