Pronunciation
- AHD : ŏs'trĭch, ôs'trĭch
- IPA : British /'ɒs.trɪʧ/, American /'ɑs.trɪʧ/ or /'ɔs.trɪʧ/; alternatively (to all these pronunciations) /-strɪʤ/.
- SAMPA : /"QstrItS/
Noun
ostrich (plural ostriches)
- A large flightless bird (Struthio camelus ) native to Africa.
Translations
- Albanian: struci
- Basque: ostruka
- Belarusian: страус
- Bosnian: noj m
- Breton: struskańval
- Bulgarian: щраус (štraus)
- Catalan: estruç m
- Croatian: noj
- Czech: pštros
- Danish: struds
- Dutch: struisvogel m
- Esperanto: struto
- Estonian: jaanalind
- Faroese: strutsur
- Finnish: strutsi
- French: autruche f
- Frisian: strúsfûgel
- Friulian: struç
- Gallegan: avestruz
- German: Strauß m
- Greek, Ancient: στρουθοκάμηλος (strūthokamēlos) m/f
- Greek, Modern: στρουθοκάμηλος (struthokamilos)
- Hungarian: strucc
- Icelandic: strútur
- Indonesian: burung unta
- Irish: ostrais
- Italian: struzzo m
- Japanese: ダチョウ (dachō)
- KiSwahili: mbuni
- Ladin: struz
- Latin: struthiocamelus m, struthio m
- Latvian: strauss
- Lithuanian: strutis
- Lower Sorbian: štrus
- Macedonian: ноj (noj )
- Mandarin: 鸵 / 鴕 (pinyin: tuó)
- Norwegian: struts
- Occitan: estruci
- Polish: struś m
- Portuguese: avestruz
- Romanian: struţ
- Romansh: strut
- Romany: astrechi m barimatango]] m
- Russian: страус (straus )
- Sami: struhcca
- Sardinian: abistrussu , bistrussu , istrutzu
- Scottish: struth
- Serbian: ноj (noj)
- Slovak: pštros
- Slovenian: noj m
- Spanish: avestruz m
- Swedish: struts
- Turkish: devekuşu
- Ukrainian: страус (straus)
- Upper Sorbian: štrus
- Welsh: estrys
See also
