millipede

English

Wikipedia

millipedes

Etymology

Latin milli- (“thousand”) + pedis (“foot”)

Noun

millipede (plural millipedes)

1. Any of many elongated arthropods, of the class Diplopoda, with cylindrical bodies that have two pairs of legs for each one of their 20 to 100 or more body segments.

Translations

elongated arthropod

Albanian: shumëkëmbësh (sq) Arabic: العصر الألفي السعيد (ar) Azeri: kırkayak (az) Belarusian: Многоножка (be) Bulgarian: стоножка (bg) Catalan: milpeu (ca) Chinese: Mandarin: 馬陸 (cmn), 马陆 (cmn) (mǎlù), 千足蟲 (cmn), 千足虫 (cmn) (qiānzúchóng) Czech: stonožka (cs) Danish: tusindben (da) Dutch: miljoenpoot (nl) m. Estonian: tuhatjalg (et) Finnish: tuhatjalkainen (fi) French: diplopode jule (fr) m. Galician: cempés (gl) German: Tausendfüßler (de) m. Greek: σαρανταποδαρούσα (el) (sarantapodarooúsa) Haitian Creole: milipèd Hebrew: מרבה רגלים (he) Hindi: गोजर (hi) Hungarian: százlábú (hu) Indonesian: kaki seribu (id) Minangkabau: kulum-kulum Sundanese: titinggi (su) Interlingua: millepedes (ia), myriapodo (ia) Italian: millepiedi (it)

Japanese: ヤスデ (ja) Korean: 노래기 (ko) Kurdish: هه‌زارپێ (ku) Latvian: daudzkājis (lv) Lithuanian: šimtakojis (lt) Macedonian: стоногалка (mk) (stonógalka) f. Malay: gonggok (ms) Malayalam: തേരട്ട (ml) (theratta) Navajo: jááłánii, jáád łánii Norwegian: tusenbein (no) Persian: هزار پا (fa) Polish: stonoga (pl) Portuguese: centopéia (pt) f., lacraia (pt) f. Romanian: miriapod (ro) Russian: многоножка (ru) (mnogonóžka) f. Serbo-Croatian: stonoga (sh), стонога (sh) Slovak: stonožka (sk) Slovene: stonoga (sl) Spanish: milpiés (es) m., congorocho (es) m. (Venezuela) Swahili: jongoo (sw) Tagalog: milipid (tl) Thai: กิ้งกื (th) Turkish: kırkayak (tr) Ukrainian: багатоніжка (uk) Urdu: گوجر (ur) Yiddish: מילליפּעדע (yi)