eukaryote

English

Etymology

eu- +‎ kary- + -ote

Noun

Wikipedia eukaryote (plural eukaryotes)

1. Any of the single-celled or multicellular organisms, of the taxonomic domain Eukaryota, whose cells contain at least one distinct nucleus.

Alternative forms

• eucaryote

Related terms

• eukaryon
• eukaryotic
• prokaryote

Translations

any of the single-celled or multicellular organisms whose cells contain at least one distinct nucleus

Catalan: eucariota (ca) m. Chinese: 真核生物 (zhēn hé shēngwù) Croatian: eukarìōt (hr) m. Czech: eukaryota (cs) Dutch: eukaryoten (nl) pl. Esperanto: eŭkariotoj pl. Estonian: eukarüoot (et) pl. Finnish: aitotumainen (fi), aitotumallinen (fi), eukaryootti (fi) French: eucaryote (fr) German: Eukaryote (de) Hebrew: איקריוטיים (he) pl. Hungarian: eukarióta (hu) Icelandic: heilkjörnungur (is) m. Indonesian: eukaryota (id) Italian: eucariota (it) m. Japanese: 真核生物 (しんかくせいぶつ, shinkaku seibutsu) Korean: 진핵생물 (jinhaeksaengmul) Latin: eukaryota (la) f. Latvian: eikariots Lithuanian: eukariotas m.

Low Saxon: eukaryota Luxembourgish: eukaryoten pl. Norwegian: eukaryoter (no) Occitan: eukarya f. Polish: jądrowiec m., eukariot m. Portuguese: eukaryota (pt) f. Russian: эукариота (eukarióta) f. Serbian: Cyrillic: еукариоте Roman: eukariote Slovak: evkariont Spanish: eucarionte (es) f. Sundanese: eukariot Swedish: eukaryot (sv) c. Thai: ยูแคริโอต (yu-kraeyòht) Turkish: ökaryot (tr) Ukrainian: імперія Ядерні (impérija Jaderni) f. Vietnamese: sinh vật nhân chuẩn Walloon: eucariote Welsh: ewcaryot