transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈse-lə-rē, ˈsel-rē ]
noun
( plural -er·ies )
Etymology: obsolete French celeris, from Italian dialect seleri, plural of selero, modification of Late Latin selinon, from Greek
Date: 1664
: a European herb ( Apium graveolens ) of the carrot family ; specifically : one of a cultivated variety ( A. graveolens dulce ) with leafstalks eaten raw or cooked