redstart

English

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Etymology

red +‎ start; see start (“a tail”).

Noun

redstart (plural redstarts)

1. Any of various insectivorous ground-feeding birds, mainly of the genus Phoenicurus. Many of the species have a red tail.
2. (Canada, US) An unrelated species of warbler native to the Americas,

Translations

ground-feeding bird

• Afrikaans: rooistert
• Arabic: حميراء (hamira')
• Armenian: կարմրատուտ (hy) (karmratut)
• Basque: buztangorri
• Breton: rulosteg m
• Catalan: cotxa f
• Czech: rehek (cs) m anim
• Danish: rødstjert (da) c
• Dutch: roodstaart m
• Esperanto: ruĝvostulo
• Estonian: lepalind
• Finnish: leppälintu (fi)
• French: rougequeue (fr) m
• Georgian: ბოლოცეცხლა (bolocecxla)
• German: Rotschwanz (de) m
• Greek: κοκκινούρης m (kokkinoúris)
• Hebrew: חַכְלִילִית m (kakhlilit)
• Hungarian: rozsdafarkú
• Ido: redakaudo (io)
• Irish: earrdheargán m
• Italian: codirosso m
• Kazakh: қызылқұйрық (qyzylqūiryq)
• Kyrgyz: кышкуйрук (kışkuyruk)
• Latin: phoenicurus m
• Latvian: erickiņš m
• Lithuanian: raudonuodegė f
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• Luxembourgish: Routschwanz m
• Malayalam: റെഡ്സ്റ്റാർട്ട് (ṟeḍsṟṟāṟṭṭŭ)
• Manx: thoyn-yiarg f
• Navajo: tseełchiiʼí
• North Frisian: ruadstört m
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: raudstjert m

  Nynorsk: raudstjert m

• Picard: rouche-tcheue m
• Polish: pleszka f
• Portuguese: rabirruivo (pt) m
• Romanian: codroș (ro) m
• Russian: горихво́стка (ru) f (gorixvóstka)
• Scottish Gaelic: eàrr-dearg m
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: црвѐнрепка f

  Roman: crvènrepka (sh) f

• Slovak: žltochvost m
• Spanish: colirrojo m, abanico (es) m
• Swedish: rödstjärt (sv) c
• Turkish: kızılkuyruk (tr)
• Ukrainian: горихвістка f (horyxvistka)
• Vietnamese: chim đỏ đuôi
• Welsh: coch y berllan m
• West Frisian: readsturtsje n