Jabberwock
Definition from Wiktionary, the free dictionary
English [edit]
Etymology [edit]
See Jabberwocky.
Proper noun [edit]
Jabberwock
- A fantastical dreaded monster with flaming eyes who is depicted in a poem of Through the Looking-Glass by Lewis Carroll.
Translations [edit]
fantastical monster
- Afrikaans: Brabbelwog, Flabberjak
- Catalan: Borboterum, Endraper
- Czech: Žvahlav, Tlachapoud, Hromoplkie
- Danish: Kloppervok
- Dutch: Krakelwok, Wauwelwok, Koeterwaal
- Esperanto: Ĵargonbesto
- Estonian: Jorruline
- Finnish: Pekoraali
- French: Jaseroque, Bredoulochs, Berdouilleux
- Galician: Farfunguelleirán
- German: Zipferlak, Jammerwoch, Plapperloch, Schepperwock, Schebberroch, Schlabberwork, Brabbelback
- Hungarian: Szajkóhukk
- Italian: Ciciarampa, Ciarlestrone
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- Jèrriais: Dgiabl'yéouoque
- Latin: Gaberbocchus, Gabrobocchia, Iabervogas, Iabrocus, Iubavocus
- Norwegian: Dromeparden, Jabbervakken, Javraljaussir, Jabberokk
- Polish: Dziaberliada, Żabrołak, Dziaberlak, Dżabbersmok, Dżabrokłap, Żubrowołk, Dziwolęki
- Portuguese: Jaguadarte
- Romanian: Traxncaxvici, Bîzdîboc
- Russian: Бармаглот (ru) (Barmaglot)
- Slovak: Taradúr
- Spanish: Galimatazo, Guirigay, Dragobán, Chacaloco, Jerigóndor
- Swedish: Tjatterskott, Tjatterslån
- Ukrainian: Бурмоковт
- Welsh: Siaberwoc
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