English
Etymology
hen + house
Noun
henhouse (plural henhouses)
- A small house or hutch for chickens or, more specifically, hens to live in.
Synonyms
Derived terms
Translations
house for chickens to live in
- Albanian: kotec (sq) m
- Assamese: গঁৰাল (gõral)
- Bulgarian: ку́рник (bg) m (kúrnik), кокошарник (bg) m (kokošarnik)
- Catalan: galliner
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 雞舍／鸡舍 (zh) (jīshè), 鸡舍 (zh) (jīshè)
- Czech: kurník (cs) m
- Danish: hønsehus n
- Dutch: kippenhok (nl) n
- Finnish: kanala (fi), (really small) kanakoppi
- French: poulailler (fr) m
- Friulian: gjalinâr m
- Galician: galiñeiro m
- German: Hühnerstall (de) m, Hühnerschlag m, Hühnerhaus n
- Greek: κοτέτσι (el) n (kotétsi), ορνιθώνας (el) m (ornithónas)
- Hungarian: tyúkól (hu)
- Ido: hanodometo (io), haneyo (io)
- Irish: cró cearc m, cúb cearc f
- Italian: pollaio (it) m
- Japanese: 鶏小屋 (にわとりごや, niwatorigoya)
- Korean: 닭장 (ko) (dakjang)
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- Latin: gallinārium n, officina f
- Macedonian: кокошарник m or f (kokošarnik)
- Malay: reban
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: hønsehus n
- Nynorsk: hønehus n, hønsehus n
- Occitan: galinièr (oc) m
- Polish: kurnik (pl) m
- Portuguese: galinheiro (pt) m, capoeira (pt) f
- Rapa Nui: hare moa
- Romanian: găinărie (ro) f
- Russian: куря́тник (ru) m (kurjátnik)
- Scottish Gaelic: taigh-chearc m
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: кокошињац m, кокошарник m
- Roman: kokošinjac (sh), kokošarnik (sh)
- Spanish: gallinero m
- Thai: สุ่ม (sùm)
- Walloon: poyî (wa) m, poytreye (wa) f
- Welsh: cwt ieir m, cut ieir m
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Further reading
- “henhouse”, in OneLook Dictionary Search.
