livestock

English

Etymology

From live +‎ stock

Pronunciation

• (Received Pronunciation) IPA^(key): /ˈlʌɪvstɒk/
• (General American) IPA^(key): /ˈlaɪvˌstɑk/

Noun

livestock (uncountable)

1. Farm animals; animals domesticated for cultivation.

Translations

farm animals

• Arabic: (indefinite) مَوَاشٍ‎ f pl (mawāšin), أَنْعَام‎ (ar) f pl (ʾanʿām), دَوَاجِن‎ f pl (dawājin) (birds)

  Egyptian Arabic: مواشي‎ f pl (mawaši), دواجن‎ f pl (dawāgen)

  Moroccan Arabic: بْهايم‎ m (bhæym), كْسيبة‎ (ksiba)

• Armenian: անասուն (hy) pl (anasun)
• Asturian: ganáu m
• Bashkir: мал (mal)
• Basque: azienda
• Belarusian: бы́дла n (býdla)
• Catalan: bestiar (ca) m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 家畜 (zh) (jiāchù), 牲畜 (zh) (shēngchù)

• Czech: dobytek (cs) m
• Dutch: vee (nl) n
• Finnish: karja (fi)
• French: bétail (fr) m
• Galician: gando (gl) m, gado (gl) m
• Georgian: პირუტყვი (ṗiruṭq̇vi), საქონელი (sakoneli)
• German: Vieh (de) n, Nutztiere (de) n pl
• Greek: ζωικό κεφάλαιο n (zoikó kefálaio)

  Ancient: κτῆνη n pl (ktênē)

• Hungarian: haszonállat
• Icelandic: búfé n
• Irish: stoc m
• Italian: bestiame (it) m
• Japanese: 家畜 (ja) (かちく, kachiku)
• Kabuverdianu: limária

• Karakalpak: mal
• Korean: 가축 (ko) (gachuk)
• Latin: pecus n, pecuāria f
• Latvian: lopi m pl, mājlopi m pl
• Low German: veehtüch
• Macedonian: добиток m (dobitok)
• Malay: ternakan, haiwan ternakan
• Manx: sthock m
• Maori: kararehe (used in the plural)
• Navajo: naaldlooshii, biłį́į́ʼ, ałį́į́ʼ
• Norwegian: husdyr (no) n, fe (no) n
• Old Saxon: fehu
• Polish: dobytek (pl) m
• Portuguese: gado (pt) m
• Romanian: șeptel (ro) n
• Russian: поголо́вье (ru) n (pogolóvʹje), поголо́вье скота́ n (pogolóvʹje skotá), скоти́на (ru) f (skotína), скот (ru) m (skot)
• Slovak: dobytok (sk) m
• Slovene: živina (sl) f
• Spanish: ganado (es) m
• Swedish: boskap (sv) c
• Tagalog: paghahayupan
• Turkish: enam (tr), mal (tr)
• Ukrainian: худоба (uk) f (xudóba), скотина f (skotýna)
• Vietnamese: thú nuôi, gia súc (vi)
• Walloon: bisteu (wa) m
• Yiddish: פֿיך‎ n (fikh)

See also

• breeding
• cattle