Pleased to meet you. I am an anteater.
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Anteater
//ˈæntˌiːtə//
Synonyms for "anteater" (28 found)
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Closest matches (6)
Strong matches (8)
Related words (14)
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9 entriesSynonyms
4 entriesderived
10 entriesderived from
2 entriesis a
4 entriesrelated to
11 entriesTranslations
79 translations across 73 languages.
Arabic
1 entries- آكَل النَّمْل noun (mammal)
Armenian
1 entries- մրջնակեր noun (mammal)
Asturian
1 entries- osu formigueru noun (mammal)
Azerbaijani
1 entries- qarışqayeyən noun (mammal)
Belarusian
1 entries- мурашкае́д noun (mammal)
Bengali
1 entries- পিঁপড়াভুক noun (mammal)
Breton
1 entries- merienaer noun (mammal)
Bulgarian
1 entries- мравоя́д noun (mammal)
Catalan
1 entries- os formiguer noun (mammal)
Chamicuro
1 entries- mashilikeli noun (mammal)
Cherokee
1 entries- ᏙᏒᏓᎵ ᏗᎦᏰᏍᎩ noun (mammal)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 食蟻獸 /食蚁兽 noun (mammal)
Classical Nahuatl
1 entries- āzcacoyōtl noun (mammal)
Corsican
1 entries- furmiculaiu noun (mammal)
Czech
1 entries- mravenečník noun (mammal)
Danish
1 entries- myresluger noun (mammal)
Dutch
1 entries- miereneter noun (mammal)
Erzya
1 entries- коткодавовто noun (mammal)
Esperanto
1 entries- formikomanĝulo noun (mammal)
Estonian
1 entries- sipelgaõgija noun (mammal)
Faroese
1 entries- meyruslúkur noun (mammal)
Finnish
1 entries- muurahaiskarhu noun (mammal)
French
1 entries- fourmilier noun (mammal)
German
1 entries- Ameisenbär noun (mammal)
Greek
1 entries- μυρμηγκοφάγος noun (mammal)
Hausa
1 entries- dagbi noun (mammal)
Hebrew
1 entries- דוב נמלים noun (mammal)
Hindi
1 entries- चींटीख़ोर noun (mammal)
Hungarian
1 entries- hangyász noun (mammal)
Icelandic
1 entries- mauraæta noun (mammal)
Irish
2 entries- alpaire seangán noun (mammal)
- arcán talún noun (mammal)
Isthmus Zapotec
1 entries- bedxe chiiñuʼ noun (mammal)
Italian
1 entries- formichiere noun (mammal)
Japanese
2 entries- アリクイ noun (mammal)
- 蟻食 noun (mammal)
Kashubian
1 entries- mrówkòjôd noun (mammal)
Kazakh
1 entries- құмырсқажегіш noun (mammal)
Korean
1 entries- 개미핥기 noun (mammal)
Kyrgyz
1 entries- кумурскачы noun (mammal)
Latin
1 entries- vermilingua noun (mammal)
Latvian
1 entries- skudrlācis noun (mammal)
Lithuanian
1 entries- skruzdėlynas noun (mammal)
Macedonian
1 entries- мравојад noun (mammal)
Malay
1 entries- tenggiling noun (mammal)
Mongolian
1 entries- шоргоолж идэштэн noun (mammal)
Navajo
1 entries- wóláchííʼ yildeełí noun (mammal)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- maursluker noun (mammal)
Norwegian Nynorsk
1 entries- maurslukar noun (mammal)
Panare
1 entries- wainki noun (mammal)
Persian
1 entries- مورچهخوار noun (mammal)
Plautdietsch
1 entries- Eemskjefräta noun (mammal)
Polish
1 entries- mrówkojad noun (mammal)
Portuguese
2 entries- papa-formigas noun (mammal)
- tamanduá noun (mammal)
Q'eqchi
1 entries- tz'uqtz'uum noun (mammal)
Romanian
1 entries- furnicar noun (mammal)
Russian
1 entries- муравье́д noun (mammal)
Serbo-Croatian
2 entries- mravojed noun (mammal)
- мравојед noun (mammal)
Slovak
1 entries- mravčiar noun (mammal)
Slovene
1 entries- mravljinčar noun (mammal)
Spanish
2 entries- oso hormiguero noun (mammal)
- shihui noun (mammal)
Sundanese
1 entries- peusing noun (mammal)
Swahili
2 entries- kiharara noun (mammal)
- loma noun (mammal)
Swedish
1 entries- myrslok noun (mammal)
Tajik
1 entries- мӯрчахӯр noun (mammal)
Tamil
1 entries- எறும்புத்தின்னி noun (mammal)
Thai
1 entries- ตัวกินมด noun (mammal)
Turkish
1 entries- karıncayiyen noun (mammal)
Ukrainian
1 entries- мурахої́д noun (mammal)
Uyghur
1 entries- چۈمۈلىخور noun (mammal)
Uzbek
1 entries- chumolixoʻr noun (mammal)
Vietnamese
1 entries- thú ăn kiến noun (mammal)
Welsh
1 entries- morgrugysor noun (mammal)
Wolof
1 entries- njaxat bu réy noun (mammal)
Zazaki
1 entries- morcelewerdoğ noun (mammal)
Sample sentences
2 total sentences available.
The anteater eats many ants.
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