Bestiary

//ˈbiːstiˌɛɹi//

Synonyms for "bestiary"

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Translations

33 translations across 29 languages.

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Arabic

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  • حيوانات رامزة noun (A medieval treatise of animals)

Basque

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  • bestiario noun (A medieval treatise of animals)

Belarusian

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  • бестыярыюм noun (A medieval treatise of animals)

Bulgarian

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  • бестиарий noun (A medieval treatise of animals)

Catalan

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  • bestiari noun (A medieval treatise of animals)

Czech

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  • bestiář noun (A medieval treatise of animals)

Danish

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  • bestiarium noun (A medieval treatise of animals)

Dutch

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  • bestiarium noun (A medieval treatise of animals)

Esperanto

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  • bestarlibro noun (A medieval treatise of animals)

Finnish

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  • bestiaari noun (A medieval treatise of animals)
  • eläinkirja noun (A medieval treatise of animals)

French

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  • bestiaire noun (A medieval treatise of animals)

German

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  • Bestiarium noun (A medieval treatise of animals)

Hebrew

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  • בסטיארי noun (A medieval treatise of animals)
  • ספר חיות noun (A medieval treatise of animals)

Ido

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  • bestiario noun (A medieval treatise of animals)

Italian

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  • bestiario noun (A medieval treatise of animals)

Japanese

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  • 動物寓意譚 noun (A medieval treatise of animals)

Korean

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  • 베스티아리 noun (A medieval treatise of animals)

Latin

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  • bēstiārium noun (A medieval treatise of animals)

Macedonian

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  • бестија́р noun (A medieval treatise of animals)

Norwegian

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  • bestiarium noun (A medieval treatise of animals)

Polish

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  • bestiarium noun (A medieval treatise of animals)
  • bestiariusz noun (A medieval treatise of animals)

Portuguese

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  • bestiário noun (A medieval treatise of animals)

Romanian

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  • bestiar noun (A medieval treatise of animals)

Russian

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  • бестиа́рий noun (A medieval treatise of animals)

Slovene

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  • bestiarij noun (A medieval treatise of animals)

Spanish

1 entries
  • bestiario noun (A medieval treatise of animals)

Swedish

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  • bestiarium noun (A medieval treatise of animals)

Ukrainian

1 entries
  • бестіа́рій noun (A medieval treatise of animals)

Welsh

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  • bwystawr noun (A medieval treatise of animals)
  • bwystori noun (A medieval treatise of animals)

Sample sentences

5 total sentences available.

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To find out the werewolf's weakness, look up his entry in the Bestiary.

Source: tatoeba (6167612)

Back in the 60s, Robin Boyd told us how ugly Australian architecture was. As his valediction, he has left us a bestiary of ugly Australians.

Source: wiktionary

This book is not actually a bestiary. It is what most people think a bestiary is—namely an assemblage of vividly imagined beasts who behave somewhat quirkily, bear only the vaguest application to real life, […]

Source: wiktionary

More commonly known to the English speaker as “Genie”; the “dijn” is a powerful demon in the bestiary of the Middle East, mistaken in this instance for the Buddha.

Source: wiktionary

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