| Common names: |
aguases (Spanish, Castillian), amagalla gabilla (Euskera), ayolín (Euskera), ayolín (Spanish, Castillian), ayorna (Euskera), ayorna (Spanish, Castillian), ayorno (Euskera), ayorno (Spanish, Castillian), ayurna (Euskera), ayurna (Spanish, Castillian), ayurno (Euskera), ayurno (Spanish, Castillian), babátxi (fruto) (Euskera), bacua (Euskera), bacua (Spanish, Castillian), bagailla (Euskera), bagási (fruto) (Euskera), bago (Euskera), bagua (Euskera), barza (Euskera), cah.iga (Asturian), caxiga (Spanish, Castillian), chaparra (Aragonese), chaparra (High Aragonese), chaparro (Aragonese), chaparro (Spanish, Castillian), chara (Euskera), chara (Spanish, Castillian), characo (Spanish, Castillian), chavaco (Euskera), chirpia (Euskera), chirpia (Spanish, Castillian), coscojo (Spanish, Castillian), faba (Aragonese), faba (High Aragonese), fabarra (Aragonese), fabarra (Catalan), fabarra (High Aragonese), fabarra (Valencian), fabarrina (Aragonese), fabarrina (Catalan), fabarrina (High Aragonese), fabarrina (Valencian), fabeta (Aragonese), fabeta (fruto) (Aragonese), fabeta (Spanish, Castillian), fabo (Aragonese), fabo (Catalan), fabo (High Aragonese), fabo (Valencian), fabosa (Aragonese), fabuco (Spanish, Castillian), fabucos (fruto) (Spanish, Castillian), fach bosquer (Valencian), fagarra (Aragonese), fages (Catalan), fago (Aragonese), fago (Catalan), fago (Euskera), fago (High Aragonese), fago (Spanish, Castillian), fagoa (Euskera), fai (Aragonese), fai (Catalan), faia (Galician), faia (Portuguese), faia-europeia (Portuguese), faig (Catalan), faig (Valencian), faitg (Catalan), faix (Catalan), faix (Valencian), faja (Catalan), faja (Portuguese), fatch (Aragonese), fatch (Catalan), fatg (Catalan), fau (Aragonese), fau (Catalan), fau (High Aragonese), fau (Valencian), fauco (Asturian), fava (Spanish, Castillian), faveta (Catalan), fay (High Aragonese), faya (Asturian), faya (Catalan), faya (Galician), faya (High Aragonese), faya (Portuguese), faya (Spanish, Castillian), faya (Valencian), faya/fayes (Asturian), fayeta (fruto) (Aragonese), fayeu (Asturian), fayo (Aragonese), fayo (High Aragonese), fayuco (Asturian), fou (Galician), fri (Euskera), fue (Spanish, Castillian), gabaces (Spanish, Castillian), gazabais (Euskera), gazabi (Euskera), grana (Spanish, Castillian), h.abucu (Asturian), h.ae (Asturian), h.aúcu (Asturian), h.aya (Asturian), h.aya/h.ayes/h.ayas (Asturian), hagüey (Spanish, Castillian), hay (Aragonese), hay (Catalan), hay (Spanish, Castillian), haya (Aragonese), haya (Asturian), haya (Catalan), haya (High Aragonese), haya (Spanish, Castillian), haya de hoja purpúrea (Spanish, Castillian), haya roja (Spanish, Castillian), hayorno (Spanish, Castillian), hayu (Asturian), hayuca (Spanish, Castillian), hayuco (Aragonese), hayuco (Spanish, Castillian), hayucu (Asturian), hayucus (Spanish, Castillian), hove (Euskera), jago (Aragonese), jaya (Asturian), jaya (Spanish, Castillian), jayuco (Spanish, Castillian), lande (Euskera), magalla (Euskera), matorra (Spanish, Castillian), obe (Euskera), ove (Spanish, Castillian), paga (Euskera), pago (Euskera), pago (Spanish, Castillian), pago arrunt (Euskera), pago arrunta (Euskera), pago escurra (Euskera), pago gorri (Euskera), pagoa (Euskera), pago-ezkurr (Euskera), pasto (Spanish, Castillian), pasto de haya (fruto) (Spanish, Castillian), payo (Euskera), phago (Euskera), pisquia (Euskera), regoldo (Spanish, Castillian), savia (Asturian), tela (Asturian), txara (Euskera), urnija (Spanish, Castillian), urniju (Spanish, Castillian), zacarda (Euskera), zacarda (Spanish, Castillian), zagorra (Euskera), zaya (Spanish, Castillian)[Credits] |
