English [ edit ] Etymology [ edit ] First attested in the 20th century.
titan arum plural titan arums
Amorphophallus titanum aroid native to Sumatra
1962 The American Horticultural Magazine , volume 41 , page 45 :In April of 1961 Longwood Gardens was able to display for the first time in its greenhouses a flowering specimen of Amorphophallus titanum , the titan arum of Sumatra, often billed incorrectly as "the largest flower in the world."
Translations [ edit ] Amorphopallus titanum
Arabic: زهرة الجثة
Bulgarian: титаничният аморфофалус ( titaničnijat amorfofalus ) , трупно цвете ( trupno cvete )
Catalan: amorfofal·lus
Chinese:
Mandarin: 巨花魔芋 ( jùhuā móyù )
Danish: titan arum ligblomst penisblomst
Dutch: reuzenaronskelk m penisplant f
Finnish: jättipökkövehka
French: arum titan m
German: Titanenwurz f
Hebrew: לוף ענק
Hungarian: titánbuzogány (hu)
Indonesian: kibut bunga bangkai raksasa suweg raksasa
Italian: aro titano aro gigante
Japanese: ショクダイオオコンニャク ( shokudaiōkon'nyaku ) , スマトラオオコンニャク ( sumatoraōkon'nyaku )
Javanese: kembang bangah suweg raksasa pang krebuit
Korean: 시체꽃 ( sichekkot )
Lithuanian: gigantiškasis amorfofalas
Malay: pokok bunga bangkai
Persian: گل بدبو گل جسد
Polish: dziwidło olbrzymie
Portuguese: jarro-titã flor-cadáver
Russian: aморфофаллус титанический ( amorfofallus titaničeskij )
Spanish: aro gigante
Sundanese: kembang bangké baksaksa
Swedish: jätteknölkalla
Tagalog: titan arum
Tamil: டைட்டன் ஆரம் ( ṭaiṭṭaṉ āram )
Thai: บุกยักษ์ ดอกบุกยักษ์ ดอกซากศพ
Turkish: ceset çiçeği
Ukrainian: аморфофалюс велетенський ( amorfofaljus veletensʹkyj )
Urdu: لوفِ جسیم
Vietnamese: titan arum hoa xác chết khổng lồ chân bê titan