Wombat is a typical australian animal.
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Wombat
//ˈwɑmˌbæt//
Synonyms for "wombat" (13 found)
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67 translations across 63 languages.
Adnyamathanha
1 entries- wartu noun (marsupial)
Arabic
1 entries- وُمْبَت noun (marsupial)
Armenian
1 entries- վոմբաթ noun (marsupial)
Azerbaijani
1 entries- vombat noun (marsupial)
Barngarla
1 entries- wardoo noun (marsupial)
Basque
1 entries- wombat noun (marsupial)
Belarusian
1 entries- во́мбат noun (marsupial)
Bulgarian
1 entries- во́мбат noun (marsupial)
Catalan
1 entries- uombat noun (marsupial)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 袋熊 noun (marsupial)
Czech
1 entries- vombat noun (marsupial)
Danish
1 entries- vombat noun (marsupial)
Dharug
1 entries- wumbat noun (marsupial)
Dutch
1 entries- wombat noun (marsupial)
Esperanto
1 entries- vombato noun (marsupial)
Finnish
1 entries- vompatti noun (marsupial)
French
1 entries- wombat noun (marsupial)
Georgian
1 entries- ვომბატი noun (marsupial)
German
1 entries- Wombat noun (marsupial)
Greek
1 entries- φασκωλόμυς noun (marsupial)
Hindi
1 entries- वॉम्बैट noun (marsupial)
Indonesian
1 entries- wombat noun (marsupial)
Interlingua
1 entries- wombat noun (marsupial)
Irish
1 entries- vombat noun (marsupial)
Italian
1 entries- vombato noun (marsupial)
Japanese
1 entries- ウォンバット noun (marsupial)
Kaurna
1 entries- wartu noun (marsupial)
Kazakh
1 entries- вомбат noun (marsupial)
Korean
1 entries- 웜뱃 noun (marsupial)
Kyrgyz
1 entries- вомбат noun (marsupial)
Lithuanian
1 entries- vombatas noun (marsupial)
Macedonian
1 entries- вомбат noun (marsupial)
Malay
1 entries- wombat noun (marsupial)
Marathi
1 entries- वॉम्बॅट noun (marsupial)
Mongolian
1 entries- вомбат noun (marsupial)
Navajo
1 entries- shash naʼazísí noun (marsupial)
Ngadjuri
1 entries- watu noun (marsupial)
Ngarrindjeri
1 entries- moimoiri noun (marsupial)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- vombat noun (marsupial)
Persian
1 entries- وامبت noun (marsupial)
Polish
1 entries- wombat noun (marsupial)
Portuguese
2 entries- vombate noun (marsupial)
- wombat noun (marsupial)
Romanian
1 entries- wombat noun (marsupial)
Russian
2 entries- во́мбат noun (marsupial)
- вомба́т noun (marsupial)
Serbo-Croatian
2 entries- vòmbat noun (marsupial)
- во̀мбат noun (marsupial)
Slovak
1 entries- vombat noun (marsupial)
Slovene
1 entries- vombat noun (marsupial)
Spanish
2 entries- vombátido noun (marsupial)
- wombat noun (marsupial)
Swahili
1 entries- wombati noun (marsupial)
Swedish
1 entries- vombat noun (marsupial)
Tajik
1 entries- вомбат noun (marsupial)
Tatar
1 entries- вомбат noun (marsupial)
Thai
1 entries- วอมแบต noun (marsupial)
Turkish
1 entries- vombat noun (marsupial)
Turkmen
1 entries- wombat noun (marsupial)
Ukrainian
1 entries- во́мбат noun (marsupial)
Uyghur
1 entries- خالتىلىق ئېيىق noun (marsupial)
Uzbek
1 entries- vombat noun (marsupial)
Vietnamese
1 entries- gấu túi mũi trần noun (marsupial)
Volapük
1 entries- vombat noun (marsupial)
Welsh
1 entries- wombat noun (marsupial)
Wiradjuri
1 entries- wambad noun (marsupial)
Woiwurrung
1 entries- warin noun (marsupial)
Sample sentences
5 total sentences available.
The wombat scurried for its den.
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Wombat droppings are helping an industrial town in the Australian state of Tasmania to fight the effects of the global financial crisis. Burnie has been hit by repeated rounds of job cuts but despite the gloom, one local industry is growing rapidly — producing handmade paper out of a material no one else wants — wombat dung.
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The wombat lives in the wild only in Australia. In its own small way, the furry marsupial is doing its bit to help the beleaguered community of Burnie, which has seen the loss of hundreds of jobs as the national economy slides into reverse.
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