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1.

• Englishgraft

• Englishsmall shoot or scion

• Bulgarianкалемприсад

• Catalanempelt

• Chinese

• Mandarin接枝

• Czechroub

• Dutchent

• Finnishvarte

• Frenchgreffon

• Indonesiancangkok

• Italiancheckinnesto

• LuxembourgishPraff

• Normanentegreffe

• Norwegian

• Bokmålpode

• Nynorskpode

• Portugueseenxerto

• Romanianaltoi

• Russianприво́й

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicкалем

• Romankalem

• Slovakštep

• Spanishinjerto

• Swedishymp, stickling

• Turkishaşı

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• Englishgraft

• Englishto insert scions

• Dutchenten

• Finnishvarttaa

• Germanpfropfen

• Italianinnestare

• Norwegian

• Bokmålpode

• Nynorskpode, pote

• Portugueseenxertar

• Swedishympa

• Turkishaşılamak

2.

• Englishscion

• English(detached) shoot or twig

• Chinese

• Mandarin幼芽嫩芽

• Czechroub

• Dutchscheut

• Finnishverso, jaloverso

• Frenchscion

• GermanSprossAbleger

• Greekβλαστός

• Hungarianoltvány

• Italiantalea

• Japanese接ぎ穂

• Latintālea

• Norwegianpodekvist

• Portugueseenxerto

• Romanianvlăstar

• Russianпобе́г

• Scottish gaelicfaillean

• Spanishvástago, púa, hijuelo

• Swedishympkvist

• Welshblaguryn

3.

• Englishengraft

• EnglishTo insert, as a scion

• Bulgarianприсаждам, ашладисвам

4.

• Englishgrafter

• Englishone who inserts scions on other stocks, or propagates fruit by ingrafting

• Dutchenter

• Finnishoksastaja, varttaja

• Russianпривива́льщик

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• Englishgrafter

• Englishthe original tree from which a scion has been taken for grafting upon another tree

• Russianприво́й

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