Bat

Table of contents

1 English 1.1 Pronunciation 1.2 Noun 1.2.1 Translations 1.3 Transitive verb 1.3.2 Translations 1.4 Intransitive verb 1.4.3 Translations 1.5 Related terms 2 Basque 2.6 Cardinal number 3 German 3.7 Verb 3.7.4 Translations 4 Volapük 4.8 Noun

English

Pronunciation

1. a small, nocturnal, flying mammal. Bats are able to find their way around at night by sonar, making squeaks and listening to the echo with their very sensitive ears. ()
2. a sort of hitting club made of wood or aluminum used in sports such as baseball, softball and cricket.
3. a turn at hitting a club at a ball.

• Albanian: lakuriqi i natës (1)
• Arabic: المضرب
• Belarussian: лятучая мыш, кажан (1)
• Bulgarian: прилеп (prilep) (1)
• Catalan: muricec (1)
• Chinese: 蝙蝠 (1)
• Danish: flagermus (1)
• Dutch: vleermuis f (1), slaghout n (2)
• Esperanto: vesperto (1)
• Estonian: nahkhiir (1)
• Faroese: flogmús (1)
• Finnish: lepakko (1), maila (2), karttu (2)
• French: chauve-souris f (1)
• Frisian: flearmûs (1)
• Gallegan: morcego (1)
• German: Fledermaus f (1)
• Greek: νυχτερίδα (1)
• Hungarian: denevér (1)
• Icelandic: leðurblaka (1)
• Indonesian: kelelawar (1)
• Interlingua: vespertilion (1), bat (2)
• Japanese: 蝙蝠 (こうもり, kōmori) (1), バット (batto) (2)
• Javanese: kalong (1)
• Portuguese: bastão (2)
• Latin: verspertilio m (1)
• Lithuanian: šikšnosparnis (1)
• Lower Sorbian: Lower Sorbian (1)
• Macedonian: лилjак (liljak) (1)
• Maltese: Farfett il-Lejl (1)
• Norwegian: flaggermus (1)
• Occitan: rata penada (1)
• Portuguese: morcego (1)
• Romany: liliako m (1)
• Russian: летучая мышь (letučaja myš') (1)
• Sami: girdisáhpán (1)
• Serbian: слепи миш (slepi miš) (1)
• Spanish: murciélago (1), bate (2), palo (2)
• Swedish: fladdermus (1)
• Turkish: yarasa (1)
• Ukrainian: кажан (kažan) (1)
• Volapük: flitamug (1), baton (2)
• Welsh: ystlum m (1), bat m/f (2)

• batman
• batsman

Basque

Cardinal number

bat

1. one

German

1. past tense singular of bitten (to ask)

• English: asked

Volapük

Noun