ichthyosaur

English

Etymology

From translingual Ichthyosaurus

Noun

ichthyosaur (plural ichthyosaurs)

1. Any of several fishlike marine reptiles of the extinct order of the early Triassic to the late Cretaceous period, that had a body somewhat like a porpoise. [from c. 1830]

Synonyms

• ichthyosaurus

Translations

extinct reptile

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 魚龍／鱼龙 (zh) (yúlóng), 鱼龙 (zh) (yúlóng)

• Crimean Tatar: ihtiozavr
• Finnish: kalalisko (fi)
• French: ichtyosaure (fr) m
• German: Fischechse f, Fischeidechse f, Fischsaurier m, Ichthyosaurier (de) m, Ichthyosaurus m
• Italian: ittiosauro m
• Japanese: 魚竜 (ja) (ぎょりゅう, gyoryū)
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• Korean: 어룡 (eoryong)
• Latin: ichthyosaurus
• Polish: ichtiozaur m
• Portuguese: ictiossauro m
• Romanian: ihtiozaur (ro) m
• Russian: ихтиоза́вр (ru) m (ixtiozávr)
• Spanish: ictiosaurio (es) m
• Swedish: fisködla (sv) c, ichthyosaurie c
• Tagalog: isdambayawak
• Volapük: liktiosaur