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[edit] English

Two common toads (Bufo bufo ssp. spinosus)

[edit] Etymology

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Old English tāda, a shortening of tādiġe, of unknown origin.

[edit] Pronunciation

IPA: /təʊd/
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Rhymes: -əʊd

[edit] Noun

Singular
toad

Plural
toads

toad (plural toads)

An amphibian similar to a frog with bigger back legs and more ragged skin.
A very unpleasant man.

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[edit] Translations

amphibian similar to a frog

Afrikaans: pes af(af), padda
Albanian: zhabë sq(sq) f.
Arabic: عُلْجُوم (ʕuljūm) m.
Aragonese: zapo an(an) m.
Aramaic: please add this translation if you can
Armenian: դոդոշ (dodoš)
Aymara: jamp'atu
Azeri: quru qurbağası
Basque: apo
Bemba: i-ceshi
Bosnian: krastača bs(bs) f.
Breton: touseg br(br) m.
Bulgarian: крастава жаба bg(bg) (krastava žaba) f.
Burmese: please add this translation if you can
CJKV Characters: 蜍, 蟆, 蟇
Catalan: gripau ca(ca) m.
Chamicuro: tis̈ha
Chinese:

Mandarin: 蛤蟆 (háma)
Cornish: cronek kw(kw)
Croatian: krastača hr(hr) f.
Czech: ropucha cs(cs) f.
Danish: tudse da(da) c.
Esperanto: bufo eo(eo)
Estonian: kärnkonn et(et)
Finnish: rupikonna (Bufo vulgaris), konna
French: crapaud fr(fr) m.
Georgian: გომბეშო ka(ka) (gombešo)
German: Kröte de(de) f.
Greek: φρύνος el(el) m. (frýnos)
Hawaiian Pidgin: bufo
Hebrew: קַרְפָּדָה ^(he) (karpadá) f., קרפד ^(he) (karpád) m.
Hindi: डक की जाति का एक जंतु, घिनौना व्यक्ति
Hungarian: varangy hu(hu), varangyos béka hu(hu)
Indonesian: kodok id(id)
Irish: buaf f.

Italian: rospo it(it) m.
Japanese: ヒキガエル, 蟇蛙 (hikigaeru)
Khmer: please add this translation if you can
Korean: 두꺼비 (dukkeobi), (obsolete) 두터비 (duteobi)
Latin: būfo la(la) m.
Latvian: krupis lv(lv) m.
Lithuanian: rupūžė lt(lt) f.
Macedonian: крастава жаба mk(mk) (krástava žába) f.
Malay: kodok ms(ms)
Maltese: zrinġ mt(mt) m.
Manx: beayf gv(gv)
Mongolian: мэлхий mn(mn) (melhiy)
Navajo: chʼał dichʼízhí
Norwegian: padder no(no)
Occitan: bàbi m.
Polish: ropucha pl(pl) f.
Portuguese: sapo pt(pt) m.
Romanian: broască râioasă ro(ro) f.
Russian: жаба ru(ru) (žába) f.
Scottish Gaelic: losgann dubh gd(gd) m., muile-mhàg gd(gd) f.
Serbian:

Cyrillic: крастача sr(sr) f.

Roman: krastača sr(sr) f.
Sicilian: buffa scn(scn) m., rospu scn(scn) m.
Slovak: žaba sk(sk) f.
Slovene: krastača sl(sl) f., krota sl(sl) f.
Spanish: sapo es(es) m.
Swahili: chura sw(sw), chula sw(sw)
Swedish: padda sv(sv) c.
Telugu: కప్ప (kappa)
Thai: คางคก (kaang-kók)
Ukrainian: ропуха uk(uk) (ropuha) f.
Urdu: please add this translation if you can
Vietnamese: con cóc vi(vi)
West Frisian: pod fy(fy), podde fy(fy)
Yucatec: much

very unpleasant man

Georgian: საზიზღარი (sazizğari), საძაგელი (sadzageli), ბილწი (bilts‘i)
Hebrew: גוֹעַל ^(he) (gó`al) (VERY slangy. literally: nastiness, ugliness)
Hungarian: varangy hu(hu)

Macedonian: катиљ mk(mk) (kátilj) m.
Russian: пакостник ru(ru) (pákostnik) m.
Scottish Gaelic: losgann gd(gd) m.

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Amuzgo: kísë
Dutch: pad
Erzya: мода ватракш (moda vatrakš)

Norwegian: padde m.
Portuguese: sapo m.
Welsh: llyffant (dafadennog)

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