Hare

Table of contents

1 English 1.1 Pronunciation 1.2 Noun 1.3 Homophones 1.3.1 Scientific name 1.3.2 Derived terms 1.3.3 Translations 2 Dutch 2.1 Pronoun 2.1.1 Related words 3 Swedish 3.1 Noun

English

Pronunciation

• IPA : /'hæɽ/

Noun

hare

1. animal a little bit bigger than a rabbit

Homophones

hair

Scientific name

• Lepus europaeus

Derived terms

• hare lip

Translations

• Albanian: lepuri i egër
• Basque: erbi
• Belarusian: заяц
• Bosnian: zec
• Breton: gad
• Bulgarian: заек (zaek )
• Catalan: llebre
• Croatian[zec]]
• Czech: zajíc
• Danish: hare
• Dutch: haas m
• Esperanto: leporo
• Estonian: jänes
• Faroese: hara
• Finnish: jänis (1), metsäjänis (1, Lepus timidus), rusakko (1, Lepus europaeus / Lepus capensis)
• French: lièvre m
• Frisian: hazze
• Friulian: jeur , gneur
• Gallegan: lebre
• German: Hase m
• Greek: λαγός
• Hungarian: nyúl
• Icelandic: héri
• Irish: giorria
• Italian: lepre
• Japanese: 野兎 (のうさぎ , nōsagi)
• Ladin: liever
• Latvian: zaķis
• Lithuanian: kiškis m; also zuikis m (dial.)
• Lower Sorbian: wuchac
• Macedonian: заjак (zajak )
• Maltese: liebru
• Norwegian: hare
• Occitan: lèbre
• Polish: zając
• Portuguese: lebre
• Romanian: iepure de câmp
• Romansh: lieur
• Romany: baro-shoshoy m, bari-shoshni f
• Russian: заяц (zajac)
• Sami: njoammil
• Sardinian: léppuri , brincis , peldelana
• Scottish: geàrr
• Serbian: зец (zec )
• Slovak: zajac
• Slovenian: zajec m, zajklja f
• Spanish: liebre m
• Swedish: hare c
• Turkish: tavşan
• Ukrainian: заяць (zajac' )
• Upper Sorbian: zajac
• Welsh: ysgyfarnog f, sgwarnog f

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Dutch

Pronoun

hare ancient form of haar

1. her

Related words

hare majesteit : her majesty

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Swedish

Noun

hare c (pl harar , def sing haren , def pl hararna )

1. hare