How to say "grapevine, vine (the plant)" in Arabic

Modern Hebrew's plain word for a grapevine, גפן, is unrelated. But Arabic dāliya, 'trellised vine', shares its root with a rarer, poetic Hebrew word: דלית, 'bough, tendril' (Ezekiel's cedar reaching its branches) — both from a root meaning 'to hang, dangle, reach down', the same root, in fact, behind دلو, 'bucket' (something lowered to draw water).