cseresznye = sweet cherry in Hungarian
The word “cseresznye” was borrowed from one of the South Slavic languages. In Proto-Slavic “sweet cherry” was *čeršьňa.
“Sweet cherry” in other Slavic languages:
чарэшня {čarešnja} in Belarusian
черешня {čerešnja} in Russian & Ukrainian
черeша {čereša} in Bulgarian
цреша {creša}, црешна {crešna} in Macedonian
трешња {trešnja} in Serbian
trešnja in Croatian
češnja in Slovene
třešně in Czech
czereśnia in Polish
čerešňa in Slovak
třěšnja, třěšeń in Upper Sorbian
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