Mole

Table of contents

1 English 1.1 Pronunciation 1.2 Noun 1.2.1 Translations 1.2.2 See also 2 French 2.3 Noun 3 German 3.4 Noun 3.4.3 Translations 4 Italian 4.5 Noun

English

Pronunciation

1. A small, burrowing insectivore of the family Talpidae.
2. A person who reveals secrets from within an organization.
3. (Chemistry, Physics) In the International System of Units, the base unit of amount of substance; the amount of substance of a system which contains as many elementary entities as there are atoms in 0.012 kilograms of carbon-12. Symbol: mol
4. A burrowing rodent, similar to a mole, also called mole rat.
5. A pigmented spot on the skin.
6. (Architecture) A massive structure, usually of stone, used as a pier, breakwater or junction between places separated by water.

• Albanian: urithi (1)
• Basque: sator (1)
• Belarussian: крот (1)
• Breton: goz (1)
• Bulgarian: къртица f (1, 2), бенка f (5)
• Catalan: talp (1)
• Croatian: krtica (1)
• Czech: krtek (1)
• Danish: muldvarp (1)
• Dutch: mol m (1,2,3)
• Esperanto: talpo (1)
• Estonian: mutt (1)
• Faroese: moldvørpa (1)
• Finnish: maamyyrä (1)
• French: taupe f (1); mole f (3)
• Frisian: mol (1)
• Friulian: farc (1)
• Gallegan: toupa, toupeira (1)
• German: Maulwurf m (1, 2), Spion m (2), Mol n (3), Mull m (4), Leberfleck m (5), Mole f (6)
• Greek: ασπάλακας (1)
• Hungarian: vakond (1)
• Icelandic: moldvarpa (1)
• Interlingua: talpa (1); spia, spion (2); nevo (5); mole, jectata (6)
• Irish: caochán (1)
• Italian: talpa f (1); mole f (3)
• Ladin: talpina (1)
• Latin: Talpa europaea (1)
• Latvian: kurmis (1)
• Lithuanian: kurmis (1)
• Lower Sorbian: kšet (1)
• Macedonian: крт (krt) (1)
• Maltese: talpa (1)
• Norwegian: moldvarp (1)
• Occitan: talpa (1)
• Polish: kret m (1), wtyczka f (2), mol m (3), pieprzyk m (5), falochron m (6)
• Portuguese: toupeira f (1); espião m, espiã f (2); mol m (3); pinta f, sinal f (5); quebra-mar m (6)
• Romanian: cârtiţă, aluniţă (1)
• Romansh: talpa (1)
• Romany: balo-puviako m bali-puviaki]] f (1)
• Russian: крот (krot) (1)
• Sami: eanamuolddat (1)
• Sardinian: talpa, topi, tarpa (1)
• Scottish: dallag (1)
• Serbian: кртица (krtica) (1)
• Slovak: vychuchol (1)
• Slovenian: krt (1)
• Spanish: topo m (1)
• Swedish: mullvad (1)
• Turkish: köstebek (1)
• Ukrainian: кріт (krit) (1)
• Upper Sorbian: knot (1)
• Welsh: gwahadden, twrch daear (1)