You are doing well for a cub reporter.
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Cub
//kʌb//
Synonyms for "cub" (67 found)
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Closest matches (14)
Strong matches (20)
Related words (33)
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11 entriesderived from
1 entrieshas context
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6 entriesmanner of
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15 entriesTranslations
130 translations across 51 languages.
Afrikaans
1 entries- welpie noun (the young of certain animals)
Albanian
1 entries- këlysh noun (the young of certain animals)
Ancient Greek
3 entries- σκύλαξ noun (young fox)
- σκύλαξ noun (the young of certain animals)
- σκύμνος noun (the young of certain animals)
Arabic
4 entries- جَرْو noun (young fox)
- دَيْسَم noun (the young of certain animals)
- شِبْل noun (the young of certain animals)
- هِجْرِس noun (young fox)
Armenian
3 entries- կորյուն noun (the young of certain animals)
- ձագ noun (the young of certain animals)
- քոթոթ noun (the young of certain animals)
Assamese
1 entries- পোৱালী noun (the young of certain animals)
Bashkir
2 entries- бала noun (the young of certain animals)
- төлкө балаһы noun (young fox)
Basque
2 entries- azerikume noun (young fox)
- kume noun (the young of certain animals)
Bulgarian
1 entries- кутре noun (the young of certain animals)
Catalan
1 entries- cadell noun (the young of certain animals)
Chinese Mandarin
2 entries- 崽 noun (the young of certain animals)
- 幼獸 /幼兽 noun (the young of certain animals)
Czech
1 entries- mládě noun (the young of certain animals)
Danish
3 entries- rævehvalp noun (young fox)
- ræveunge noun (young fox)
- unge noun (the young of certain animals)
Dutch
1 entries- welp noun (the young of certain animals)
Esperanto
4 entries- ido noun (the young of certain animals)
- leonido noun (the young of certain animals)
- lupido noun (the young of certain animals)
- tigrido noun (the young of certain animals)
Finnish
2 entries- ketunpentu noun (young fox)
- pentu noun (the young of certain animals)
French
4 entries- cheau noun (the young of certain animals)
- etc. noun (the young of certain animals)
- lionceau noun (the young of certain animals)
- louveteau noun (the young of certain animals)
Georgian
4 entries- ბელი noun (the young of certain animals)
- ბოკვერი noun (the young of certain animals)
- ლეკვი noun (young fox)
- ლეკვი noun (the young of certain animals)
German
4 entries- Braunbärenjunges noun (the young of certain animals)
- Bärenjunges noun (the young of certain animals)
- Dachsjunges (badger) noun (the young of certain animals)
- Eisbärenjunges noun (the young of certain animals)
Greek
1 entries- σκύμνος noun (the young of certain animals)
Hebrew
1 entries- גּוּר noun (the young of certain animals)
Hindi
1 entries- शावक noun (the young of certain animals)
Hungarian
3 entries- bocs noun (the young of certain animals)
- kölyök noun (the young of certain animals)
- rókafi noun (young fox)
Icelandic
1 entries- yrðlingur noun (young fox)
Ido
2 entries- foxyuno noun (young fox)
- yuno noun (the young of certain animals)
Interlingua
4 entries- leonino noun (the young of certain animals)
- lupino noun (the young of certain animals)
- ursino noun (the young of certain animals)
- vulpino noun (young fox)
Italian
4 entries- cucciolo noun (the young of certain animals)
- etc noun (the young of certain animals)
- fox cub noun (the young of certain animals)
- see bear cub noun (the young of certain animals)
Japanese
2 entries- 子 noun (the young of certain animals)
- 幼獣 noun (the young of certain animals)
Khmer
1 entries- កូន noun (the young of certain animals)
Latin
1 entries- catulus noun (the young of certain animals)
Macedonian
1 entries- младенче noun (the young of certain animals)
Maltese
2 entries- ferħ noun (the young of certain animals)
- ferħa noun (the young of certain animals)
Mingrelian
1 entries- ბოთური noun (the young of certain animals)
Mongolian
4 entries- бамбарууш noun (the young of certain animals)
- бэлтрэг noun (the young of certain animals)
- гавар noun (young fox)
- зулзага noun (the young of certain animals)
Pannonian Rusyn
1 entries- младе noun (the young of certain animals)
Persian
1 entries- توله noun (the young of certain animals)
Polish
3 entries- lisię noun (young fox)
- młode noun (the young of certain animals)
- szczenię noun (young fox)
Portuguese
3 entries- cachorro noun (the young of certain animals)
- cria noun (the young of certain animals)
- filhote noun (the young of certain animals)
Romanian
2 entries- pui noun (the young of certain animals)
- vulpan noun (young fox)
Russian
4 entries- etc. noun (the young of certain animals)
- волчо́нок noun (the young of certain animals)
- детёныш noun (the young of certain animals)
- лисёнок noun (young fox)
Sanskrit
1 entries- पोत noun (the young of certain animals)
Scottish Gaelic
2 entries- cuilean noun (the young of certain animals)
- isean noun (the young of certain animals)
Serbo-Croatian
1 entries- mladunče noun (the young of certain animals)
Slovak
1 entries- mláďa noun (the young of certain animals)
Sotho
1 entries- tawana noun (the young of certain animals)
Southwestern Dinka
1 entries- adur noun (the young of certain animals)
Spanish
4 entries- cachorro noun (the young of certain animals)
- leoncillo noun (the young of certain animals)
- lobato noun (the young of certain animals)
- lobezno noun (the young of certain animals)
Telugu
1 entries- కూన noun (the young of certain animals)
Turkish
2 entries- tilki yavrusu noun (young fox)
- yavru noun (the young of certain animals)
Unami
1 entries- màxkwtët noun (the young of certain animals)
Volapük
1 entries- renarül noun (young fox)
Sample sentences
21 total sentences available.
The tiger cub looked like a large kitten.
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One may only catch the tiger cub by entering the tiger's den.
Source: tatoeba (1651925)
In the wild wilderness, a leopard mother caresses her cub, as Hagar did Ishmael; or a queen of France the dauphin.
Source: tatoeba (1805668)
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