Rabbit

Table of contents

1 Pronunciation 2 Noun 2.1 Related terms 2.2 Translations 3 See also

Pronunciation

1. animal, more specifically rodent, generalized as a hopping rodent that eats grass and carrots.

• jackrabbit

• Albanian: lepuri i gropave
• Basque: untxi
• Belarusian: трусяня/трусяне, трус
• Breton: konikl
• Bulgarian: заек (zaek)
• Catalan: conill
• Croatian: kunič
• Czech: králík
• Danish: kanin
• Dutch: konijn n
• Ekspreso: kunilo
• Esperanto: kuniklo
• Estonian: küülik
• Faroese: kanin
• Finnish: kaniini, kani
• French: lapin m
• Frisian: knyn
• Friulian: cunin
• Gallegan: coello
• German: Kaninchen n
• Greek: αγριοκούνελο
• Hungarian: nyúl
• Icelandic: kanína
• Interlingua: conilio
• Irish: cóinín
• Italian: coniglio m
• Japanese: 兎 (ウサギ, usagi)
• Judeo-Spanish: konejo
• Ladin: conicio
• Latin: cuniculus m
• Latvian: trusis
• Lithuanian: triušis
• Lower Sorbian: karnikel
• Macedonian: питом заjак (pitom zajak)
• Maltese: fenek
• Norwegian: kanin
• Occitan: conilh, lapin
• Polish: królik
• Portuguese: coelho m
• Romanian: iepure de vizuină
• Romansh: cunigl
• Romany: shoshoy(m.) shoshni f
• Russian: кролик (krolik)
• Sami: kaniidna
• Sardinian: cunillu, cacciappu
• Scottish: coineanach
• Serbian: кунић (kunić)
• Slovak: králik
• Slovenian: kunec
• Spanish: conejo m
• Swedish: kanin c
• Turkish: tavşan
• Tzotzil: t'ul
• Ukrainian: кріль (kril'), кролик (krolik)
• Upper Sorbian: nukl
• Volapük: krolig
• Welsh: cwningen