Crow

Table of contents

1 Pronunciation 2 Noun 2.1 Scientific name 2.2 Synonyms 2.3 Related terms 2.4 Translations 3 Verb 3.5 Translations

Pronunciation

1. A bird, usually black, of the genus Corvus, having a strong conical beak, with projecting bristles; it has a harsh, croaking call.
2. A bar of iron with a beak, crook, or claw; a bar of iron used as a lever; a crowbar.
3. The cry of the rooster.

• (2): crowbar
• (3): cock-a-doodle-doo

• crow eater
• eat crow
• stone the crows

• Albanian: sorra
• Basque: bele
• Belarusian: варона
• Breton: bran f (1), loc'henn f (2), kan m (3)
• Bulgarian: сива врана (siva vrana)
• Catalan: corb m (1), cornella f (1)
• Croatian: vrana
• Czech: vrána
• Chichewa: khwangwala (1)
• Danish: krage
• Dutch: kraai m (1), koevoet (2), hanengekraai (3)
• Esperanto: korniko
• Estonian: vares
• Faroese: kráka
• Finnish: varis
• French: corneille f, corbeau m (1), pied-de-biche m (2), chant m (3)
• Frisian: krie
• Friulian: çore, corvat piçul, cornile
• Gallegan: corvo viaraz
• German: Krähe f (1), Brecheisen n (2), Krähen n (3)
• Greek: κουρούνα (kouroúna, kurúna)
• Hungarian: varjú
• Icelandic: kráka
• Indonesian: burung gagak (1)
• Irish: caróg dubh
• Italian: cornacchia
• Japanese: 烏 (からす, karasu) (1)
• Korean: 까마귀 (kkamagwi)
• Ladin: agacion
• Latvian: vārna
• Lithuanian: varna
• Lower Sorbian: karwona, garona
• Macedonian: сива врана (siva vrana)
• Norwegian: kråke
• Occitan: gralha
• Polish: wrona
• Portuguese: gralha cinzenta
• Romanian: cioara grivă
• Romansh: corv nair
• Romany: korung m
• Russian: ворона (vorona)
• Sami: vuoražas, vuorččis
• Sardinian: carroga, corranc(r)a, giacu
• Scottish: starrag
• Serbian: врана (vrana)
• Slovak: vrana
• Slovenian: vrana
• Spanish: corneja f (1)
• Swedish: kråka
• Tamil: காகம் (kāham)
• Tibetan: ཀ་ཀ (ka-ka) (1)
• Turkish: leş kargası
• Ukrainian: ворона (vorona), гава (gava)
• Upper Sorbian: wróna
• Welsh: brân