Woodpecker

Pronunciation

• IPA : /'wʊdpɛkəɽ/

Noun

woodpecker

1. One of several species of bird with a sharp beak suitable for pecking holes in wood.

Translations

• Albanian: qukapikorët
• Basque: piziformeak
• Belarussian: дзяцел
• Bosnian: djetlić m
• Breton: speged
• Bulgarian: кълвач (k"lvač )
• Catalan: pica-soques m
• Croatian: žuna , djetao
• Czech: datel , strakapúd m
• Danish: spætte
• Dutch: specht m, groene specht m
• Esperanto: pego
• Estonian: rähn
• Faroese: spæta
• Finnish: tikka
• French: pic m; (green woodpecker) pic-vert m, pivert m
• Frisian: spjocht
• Friulian: pic
• Gallegan: pica pau
• German: Specht m
• Greek: δρυοκολάπτης m
• Hungarian: fakopáncs , küllő
• Icelandic: spæta
• Indonesian: burung pelatuk
• Irish: cnagaire
• Italian: picchio m
• Japanese: 啄木鳥 (キツツキ , kitsutsuki)
• Ladin: becalen
• Latin: Piciformes
• Latvian: dzenis
• Lithuanian: genys m (genus Dendrocopos); meleta f (genus Picus or Dryocopus)
• Lower Sorbian: źiśelc
• Macedonian: клукаjдрвци (klukajdrvci )
• Norwegian: hakkespett
• Occitan: picot
• Polish: dzięcioł
• Portuguese: pica-pau m
• Romanian: ciocănitoare
• Romansh: pitgalain
• Romany: chuplitari m, chuplitarka f
• Russian: дятлы (djatly )
• Sami: čáihni
• Sardinian: biccalinna , biccamuru , biccamatta
• Scottish: cnag
• Serbian: детлић (detlić )
• Slovak: ďateľ m
• Slovenian: detel m, žolna f (these are two distinct species)
• Spanish: pájaro carpintero m
• Swedish: hackspett
• Turkish: ağaçkakan
• Ukrainian: дятел (djatel )
• Upper Sorbian: dypornak , dypak
• Welsh: cnocell (cnocell y coed)