Carrion

//ˈkæ.ɹɪ.ən//

Translations of "carrion" (54 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Afrikaans	karkas(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Albanian	kërmë(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), shtrek(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Ancient Greek	κενέβρεια(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	kenébreia
Arabic	جِيفة(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), فَطِيسَة(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	jīfa, faṭīsa
Armenian	գեշ(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), լեշ(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	geš, leš
Asturian	carnada(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), carnazu(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), carnáu(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Azerbaijani	cəmdək(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), leş(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Bashkir	емтек(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), үләкһә(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	yemtek, üləkhə
Basque	haratustel(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Belarusian	мярцвя́чына(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), па́дла(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	mjarcvjáčyna, pádla
Bulgarian	гниещ(pertaining to, or made up of, rotting flesh), дръглив(emaciated, skeletonlike), измършавял(emaciated, skeletonlike), костелив(emaciated, skeletonlike), мършав(emaciated, skeletonlike), разлагащ се(pertaining to, or made up of, rotting flesh), леш(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), леш(corrupt or horrid matter), мъ́рша(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	gniešt, drǎgliv, izmǎršavjal, kosteliv, mǎršav, razlagašt se, leš, leš, mǎ́rša
Catalan	carronya(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), rossa(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Chinese Mandarin	腐肉(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	fǔròu
Cornish	karyn(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Czech	mršina(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), zdechlina(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Danish	kadaver(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), ådsel(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Dutch	aas(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), kadaver(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), karkas(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), kreng(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Eastern Mari	виля(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	viĺa
Faroese	ræ(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Finnish	raato(pertaining to, or made up of, rotting flesh), haaska(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), mätä(corrupt or horrid matter), raato(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
French	charogne(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Galician	calaza(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), carniza(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), carriza(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Georgian	ლეში(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	leši
German	Aas(pertaining to, or made up of, rotting flesh), Aas(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), Kadaver(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), Sauerei(corrupt or horrid matter), Verdorbenheit(corrupt or horrid matter)	—
Greek	θνησιμαίο(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), κουφάρι(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), ψοφίμι(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	thnisimaío, koufári, psofími
Hausa	mushe(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Hebrew	נְבֵלָה(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), פֶּגֶר(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	nevelá, péger
Hungarian	dög(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), döghús(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), hulla(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), tetem(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Irish	ablach(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), splíonach(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Italian	carogna(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Japanese	死肉(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), 腐肉(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), 骸(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	shiniku, funiku, mukuro
Latin	cadāver(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), morticīnus(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Latvian	maita(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Māori	pera(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Middle English	caroyne(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Mongolian	улай(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	ulaj
Northern Kurdish	mirar(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Norwegian	kadaver(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), åtsel(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Occitan	carònha(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Old English	ǣs(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Ottoman Turkish	لاش(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), مردار(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	leş, murdar
Polish	padlina(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Portuguese	carniça(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Romanian	mortăciune(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), stârv(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Russian	дохля́тина(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), мертвечи́на(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), мертвя́тина(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), па́даль(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	doxljátina, mertvečína, mertvjátina, pádalʹ
Slovak	zdochlina(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Slovene	mrhovina(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Spanish	carroña(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Swedish	as(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), kadaver(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Tarifit	amurḍus(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Thai	ซากสัตว์(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), เนื้อตาย(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), เนื้อเน่า(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	sâak-sàt, nʉ́ʉa-dtaai, nʉ́ʉa-nào
Turkish	leş(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—
Ukrainian	дохля́тина(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), мертве́ччина(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), мертвечи́на(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), па́даль(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person), па́дло(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	doxljátyna, mertvéččyna, mertvečýna, pádalʹ, pádlo
Volapük	nimafun(rotting flesh of a dead animal or person)	—