Dormouse

//ˈdɔɹ.maʊs//

Translations of "dormouse" (59 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Albanian	gjer(rodent)	—
Armenian	քնամուկ(rodent)	kʻnamuk
Asturian	llira(rodent), llirón(rodent)	—
Basque	muxar(rodent)	—
Belarusian	соня-палчок(rodent)	sonja-palčok
Breton	hunegan(rodent), lir(rodent)	—
Bulgarian	сънливец(rodent)	sǎnlivec
Catalan	liró(rodent), rata dormidora(rodent)	—
Chinese Mandarin	睡鼠(rodent)	shuìshǔ
Czech	plch(rodent)	—
Danish	hasselmus(rodent), syvsover(rodent)	—
Dutch	hazelmuis(rodent), relmuis(rodent)	—
Esperanto	gliro(rodent)	—
Estonian	kunel(rodent)	—
Faroese	heslimús(rodent)	—
Finnish	unikeko(rodent)	—
French	loir(rodent)	—
Friulian	glîr(rodent)	—
Galician	leirón(rodent), leirón(A person who sleeps a great deal), liranco(rodent), lirio(rodent)	—
German	Bilch(rodent), Bilchmaus(rodent), Gartenschläfer(rodent), Haselmaus(rodent), Haselmuus(rodent), Schlafmaus(rodent), Schlafmütze(A person who sleeps a great deal), Schläfer(rodent), Siebenschläfer(rodent), Siebenschläfer(A person who sleeps a great deal)	—
Greek	δασομυωξός(rodent)	dasomyoxós
Hungarian	pele(rodent)	—
Icelandic	heslimús(rodent)	—
Irish	dallóg fhéir(rodent), luch chodlamáin(rodent)	—
Italian	ghiro(rodent), ghiro(A person who sleeps a great deal), moscardino(rodent), muscardinide(rodent)	—
Japanese	ヤマネ(rodent)	yamane
Korean	겨울잠쥐(rodent)	gyeouljamjwi
Ladin	ghiro(rodent)	—
Latin	glīs(rodent), nītēdula(rodent)	—
Latvian	susuris(rodent)	—
Lithuanian	miegapelė(rodent)	—
Lower Sorbian	pjelch(rodent)	—
Macedonian	полв(rodent)	polv
Maltese	ġurdien ta’ denbu pjuma(rodent)	—
Mongolian	унтаахай(rodent)	untaaxaj
Norwegian	sovemus(rodent), syvsover(rodent)	—
Norwegian Bokmål	sjusover(A person who sleeps a great deal), syvsover(A person who sleeps a great deal)	—
Norwegian Nynorsk	sjusovar(A person who sleeps a great deal)	—
Occitan	greule(rodent), missara(rodent)	—
Polish	pilch(rodent), popielica(rodent)	—
Portuguese	arganaz(rodent), dorminhoco(A person who sleeps a great deal)	—
Romani	xurtsaika(rodent), xurtso(rodent)	—
Romanian	pârș(rodent)	—
Romansch	durmigliet(rodent), glirida(rodent)	—
Russian	со́ня(rodent), со́ня(A person who sleeps a great deal)	sónja, sónja
Sardinian	medrona de tzirva(rodent), topi de venadroxu(rodent)	—
Scottish Gaelic	dallag(rodent)	—
Serbo-Croatian	puh(rodent), пух(rodent)	—
Slovak	plch(rodent)	—
Slovene	polh(rodent)	—
Spanish	lirón(rodent), lirón(A person who sleeps a great deal)	—
Swedish	hasselmus(rodent), sjusovare(rodent), sovmöss(rodent)	—
Turkish	fındık faresi(rodent), kakırca(rodent), yediuyuklayangiller(A person who sleeps a great deal)	—
Ukrainian	со́ня(rodent)	sónja
Upper Sorbian	lěsna myška(rodent), połch(rodent), połšk(rodent)	—
Vietnamese	chuột sóc(rodent)	—
Welsh	pathew(rodent)	—
West-Frisian	sânslieper(rodent)	—
Yiddish	שלאָף־מויז(rodent)	shlof-moyz