The common adder is ovoviviparous.
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Adder
//ˈædɚ//
Synonyms for "adder" (9 found)
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Closest matches (2)
Noun(1 words)
Strong matches (3)
Related words (4)
Noun(2 words)
Related word relations
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7 entriesAntonyms
1 entriesderived
28 entriesShowing 16 of 28 words.
derived from
1 entriesetymologically related_to
1 entrieshas context
3 entriesis a
2 entriesrelated to
16 entriesTranslations
103 translations across 47 languages.
Afrikaans
2 entries- adder noun (snake)
- adder noun (viper)
Akan
1 entries- nanka noun (viper)
Ancient Greek
1 entries- ἔχιδνα noun (viper)
Armenian
2 entries- իժ noun (viper)
- օձ noun (snake)
Azerbaijani
1 entries- gürzə noun (viper)
Bulgarian
2 entries- змия noun (snake)
- пепелянка noun (viper)
Catalan
1 entries- escurçó noun (viper)
Chinese Mandarin
3 entries- 毒蛇 noun (snake)
- 蝰蛇 noun (snake)
- 蝰蛇 noun (viper)
Czech
1 entries- zmije noun (viper)
Danish
1 entries- hugorm noun (viper)
Dutch
2 entries- adder noun (snake)
- adder noun (viper)
Eastern Mari
1 entries- шемгишке noun (viper)
Esperanto
2 entries- adiciilo noun (what performs arithmetic addition)
- sumilo noun (what performs arithmetic addition)
Estonian
1 entries- rästik noun (viper)
Finnish
4 entries- kyy noun (viper)
- käärme noun (snake)
- lisääjä noun (what performs arithmetic addition)
- lisääjä noun (what increases)
French
1 entries- vipère noun (viper)
Galician
4 entries- becha noun (snake)
- bichorro noun (viper)
- cobra noun (snake)
- cóbrega noun (snake)
Georgian
2 entries- გველგესლა noun (viper)
- გველი noun (snake)
German
4 entries- Kreuzotter noun (viper)
- Natter noun (snake)
- Otter noun (viper)
- Viper noun (viper)
Greek
2 entries- έχιδνα noun (viper)
- οχιά noun (viper)
Ido
1 entries- vipero noun (viper)
Indonesian
1 entries- senawan noun (snake)
Ingrian
3 entries- gadjukka noun (viper)
- jaadumato noun (viper)
- kirjava mato noun (viper)
Irish
2 entries- nathair noun (snake)
- nathair nimhe noun (viper)
Italian
2 entries- marasso noun (viper)
- vipera noun (viper)
Japanese
4 entries- クサリヘビ noun (viper)
- 加算器 noun (what performs arithmetic addition)
- 毒蛇 noun (snake)
- 鎖蛇 noun (viper)
Korean
1 entries- 독사 noun (snake)
Latin
1 entries- aspis noun (viper)
Latvian
1 entries- odze noun (viper)
Low German
4 entries- Adder noun (snake)
- Adder noun (viper)
- Kriizadder noun (viper)
- Krüüzadder noun (viper)
Lower Sorbian
1 entries- zmija noun (viper)
Macedonian
2 entries- гуја noun (viper)
- шарка noun (snake)
Polish
1 entries- żmija noun (viper)
Portuguese
4 entries- cobra noun (snake)
- serpente noun (snake)
- somador noun (what performs arithmetic addition)
- somador noun (what increases)
Romanian
1 entries- viperă noun (viper)
Russian
3 entries- гадю́ка noun (snake)
- гадю́ка noun (viper)
- змея́ noun (snake)
Sanskrit
2 entries- पृदाकु noun (snake)
- पृदाकु noun (viper)
Scottish Gaelic
1 entries- nathair noun (snake)
Serbo-Croatian
4 entries- guja noun (snake)
- guja noun (viper)
- sumator noun (what performs arithmetic addition)
- zbrajač noun (what performs arithmetic addition)
Sicilian
4 entries- culorbia noun (snake)
- lìpira noun (viper)
- scursuni noun (snake)
- scursuni noun (viper)
Spanish
4 entries- culebra noun (snake)
- serpiente noun (snake)
- sumador noun (what performs arithmetic addition)
- víbora noun (viper)
Swedish
1 entries- huggorm noun (viper)
Thai
2 entries- งู noun (snake)
- อสรพิษ noun (snake)
Turkish
1 entries- engerek noun (viper)
Ukrainian
2 entries- гадю́ка noun (viper)
- змія́ noun (snake)
Western Mari
1 entries- шим кӹшкӹ noun (viper)
Zazaki
1 entries- zıngırok noun (snake)
Sample sentences
9 total sentences available.
"It is a swamp adder!" cried Holmes; "the deadliest snake in India."
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We ran into a black adder in England.
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The puff adder is only one of many venomous snakes native to sub-Saharan Africa.
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