Badger

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1 Pronunciation 2 Noun 2.1 Translations 2.2 See also 3 Transitive verb 3.3 Translations

Pronunciation

1. Any of several carnivorous burrowing animals in the family Mustelidae.

• Albanian: baldosa
• Basque: azkonar
• Belarussian: барсук
• Breton: broc’h
• Bulgarian: язовец (jazovec)
• Catalan: teixó
• Croatian: jazavac
• Czech: jezevec
• Danish: grævling
• Dutch: das m
• Esperanto: melo
• Estonian: mäger, määr
• Faroese: grevligur
• Finnish: mäyrä
• French: blaireau m
• Frisian: das
• Friulian: tac, tas
• Gallegan: teixugo, porco teixo
• German: Dachs m
• Greek: ασβός
• Hungarian: borz
• Icelandic: greifingi
• Irish: broc
• Italian: tasso m
• Ladin: tas
• Latin: Meles meles
• Latvian: āpsis
• Lithuanian: barsukas
• Lower Sorbian: jazw, šwińc
• Macedonian: jазовец (jazovec)
• Norwegian: grevling
• Occitan: tais, rabàs
• Polish: borsuk
• Portuguese: texugo
• Romanian: viezure
• Romansh: tais
• Russian: барсук (barsuk)
• Sami: mievri
• Sardinian: tassu, cane de ribu
• Scottish: broc
• Serbian: jазавац (jazavac)
• Slovak: jazvec
• Slovenian: jazbec
• Spanish: tejón m
• Swedish: grävling
• Turkish: porsuk
• Ukrainian: борсук (borsuk)
• Upper Sorbian: šwinc
• Welsh: mochyn daear

1. To pester, to persistently annoy.