Juda is a lion's whelp: to the prey, my son, thou art gone up: resting thou hast couched as a lion, and as a lioness, who shall rouse him?
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//wɛlp//
Synonyms for "whelp" (116 found)
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Translations
62 translations across 28 languages.
Ancient Greek
2 entries- σκύλαξ noun (young of a mammal)
- σκύμνος noun (young of a mammal)
Armenian
1 entries- ձագ noun (young of a mammal)
Bulgarian
2 entries- кутре noun (young of a mammal)
- окучвам се verb ((animals) to give birth)
Catalan
3 entries- cadell noun (young of a mammal)
- cadellar verb ((animals) to give birth)
- quissoiar verb ((animals) to give birth)
Czech
2 entries- mládě noun (young of a mammal)
- štěně noun (young of a mammal)
Danish
2 entries- hvalp noun (young of a mammal)
- hvalpe, få hvalpe verb ((animals) to give birth)
Esperanto
2 entries- hundido noun (young of a mammal)
- lupido noun (young of a mammal)
Faroese
2 entries- hvølpur noun (young of a mammal)
- leggja verb ((animals) to give birth)
French
4 entries- chiot noun (young of a mammal)
- louveteau noun (young of a mammal)
- louvetelle noun (young of a mammal)
- petit noun (young of a mammal)
Galician
2 entries- cachorro noun (young of a mammal)
- parir verb ((animals) to give birth)
German
4 entries- Welpe noun (young of a mammal)
- Welpin noun (young of a mammal)
- Junge werfen verb ((animals) to give birth)
- jungen verb ((animals) to give birth)
Greek
2 entries- σκύμνος noun (young of a mammal)
- γεννώ verb ((animals) to give birth)
Hebrew
2 entries- גוּר noun (young of a mammal)
- הִמְלִיט verb ((animals) to give birth)
Hungarian
2 entries- ellik verb ((animals) to give birth)
- megellik verb ((animals) to give birth)
Ido
2 entries- hundyuno noun (young of a mammal)
- volfyuno noun (young of a mammal)
Italian
1 entries- cucciolo noun (young of a mammal)
Latin
2 entries- catellus noun (young of a mammal)
- catulus noun (young of a mammal)
Low German
3 entries- Welp noun (young of a mammal)
- Wölp noun (young of a mammal)
- Wülp noun (young of a mammal)
Old English
2 entries- hwelp noun (young of a mammal)
- hwelpian verb ((animals) to give birth)
Portuguese
2 entries- filhote noun (young of a mammal)
- parir verb ((animals) to give birth)
Romanian
3 entries- cățel noun (young of a mammal)
- lupan noun (young of a mammal)
- făta verb ((animals) to give birth)
Russian
2 entries- щено́к noun (young of a mammal)
- щени́ться verb ((animals) to give birth)
Spanish
4 entries- cachorro noun (young of a mammal)
- cadillo noun (young of a mammal)
- caduelo noun (young of a mammal)
- parir verb ((animals) to give birth)
Swedish
1 entries- valp noun (young of a mammal)
Turkish
1 entries- enik noun (young of a mammal)
Volapük
2 entries- dogül noun (young of a mammal)
- lupül noun (young of a mammal)
Welsh
1 entries- bwrw verb ((animals) to give birth)
Woiwurrung
1 entries- boobop yerranginin noun (young of a mammal)
Sample sentences
7 total sentences available.
[…]And fared like a furious wyld Beare, / Whose whelpes are ſtolne away, ſhe being otherwhere.
Source: wiktionary
Pro. […]Then was this Iſland / (Saue for the Son, that he^([sic]) did littour heere, / A frekelld whelpe, hag-borne) not honour'd with / A humane ſhape.
Source: wiktionary
July 13, 1713, Joseph Addison, The Guardian That awkward whelp with his money bags would have made his entrance.
Source: wiktionary
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