English
Ducklings.
Etymology
From Middle English dokeling, dukling, dookelynge (“duckling”), equivalent to duck + -ling.
Pronunciation
Noun
duckling (plural ducklings)
- A young duck.
Synonyms
Derived terms
Translations
young duck
- Albanian: rikë (sq) f
- Basque: ahatekume
- Belarusian: качаня́ n (kačanjá), качанё n (kačanjó)
- Bulgarian: па́те n (páte), па́тенце n (pátence), пате́нце n (paténce)
- Catalan: aneguet (ca) m, anedó (ca) m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 小鴨子／小鸭子 (zh) (xiǎoyāzi)
- Min Nan: 鴨咪仔／鸭咪仔 (zh-min-nan) (ah-bî-á), 鴨仔囝／鸭仔囝 (zh-min-nan) (ah-á-kiáⁿ)
- Classical Nahuatl: canauhconētl, canauhconētōntli
- Cornish: heyjik m
- Czech: káče n, káčátko (cs) n
- Danish: ælling (da) c
- Dutch: eendenkuiken (nl) n, eendenjong n, eendje (nl) n, piel (nl) m (regional)
- Esperanto: anasido
- Faroese: dunnuungi m
- Finnish: ankanpoikanen
- French: canardeau (fr) m, caneton (fr) m
- Galician: parrulo (gl) m, parruliño m
- German: Entenjunges n, Entenküken (de) n, Entchen (de) n, Entlein (de) n, Jungente f, junge Ente f
- Greek: παπί (el) n (papí), παπάκι (el) n (papáki)
- Hebrew: ברווזון \ בַּרְוָזוֹן (he) m (barvazón)
- Hungarian: kiskacsa (hu)
- Icelandic: andarungi (is) m
- Ido: anadyuno (io)
- Indonesian: itik (id)
- Irish: lachín m, éan lachan m
- Italian: anatroccolo m, anatrella (it) f (uncommon)
- Korean: 오리 새끼 (ori saekki)
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- Latin: anaticula f
- Latvian: pīlēns
- Lithuanian: ančiukas (lt) m
- Macedonian: патче n (patče), пајче n (pajče), бибе n (bibe)
- Malay: anak itik
- Maori: pī rakiraki
- Montagnais: shishipiss
- Norman: cannot m
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: andunge m
- Nynorsk: andunge m
- Occitan: guiton (oc) m, anedon m, riton m
- Plautdietsch: Piela m
- Polish: kaczę (pl) n, kaczątko (pl) n
- Portuguese: patinho m
- Romanian: rățușcă (ro) f, rățișoară (ro) f, rățucă (ro) f, boboc (ro) m
- Russian: утёнок (ru) m (utjónok)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: па̏че n
- Roman: pȁče (sh) n
- Slovak: kačiatko n
- Slovene: račka f
- Spanish: patito (es) m
- Swedish: älling (sv) c (dialectal), andunge (sv) c (wild), ankunge (sv) c (domestic)
- Turkish: (dialectal) badi (tr)
- Ukrainian: каченя́ n (kačenjá), каченя́тко n (kačenjátko)
- Vietnamese: vịt con
- Volapük: dökül
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