stonechat

English

Etymology

stone +‎ chat

Noun

stonechat (plural stonechats)

1. Any of various small Old World passerine birds of the genus Saxicola that feed on insects.

Translations

bird

• Galician: chasco (gl) m
• German: Schwarzkehlchen (de) n
• Irish: bod ar dris (ga) m, caislín cloch m, clochrán m, caislín dearg m (male), Donncha an chaipín m (male), Máirín an triúis f (female)
• Italian: saltimpalo (it) m
• Norman: crac dé geon m (Jersey), craquelîn d'geon m (Jersey)
• Polish: kląskawka f
• Portuguese: cartaxo (pt)
• Romanian: mărăcinar (ro) m
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• Russian: чека́н (ru) m (čekán)
• Scottish Gaelic: clacharan m
• Slovak: pŕhľaviar m
• Spanish: tarabilla f
• Swedish: stenskvätta (sv) c
• Ukrainian: трав'янка f (travʺjanka)
• Venetian: favréto m
• Volapük: saxikol