tree frog

See also: treefrog

English

Etymology

tree +‎ frog

Noun

tree frog (plural tree frogs)

1. A frog of the family Hylidae, of small size and more elegant in form than the true frogs (family Ranidae), often with a bright coloration.

Derived terms

Derived terms

• African foam-nest tree frog
• Arizona tree frog
• big-eyed tree frog
• Bongao tree frog
• bleating tree frog
• Blue Mountains tree frog
• blue-sided tree frog
• brown tree frog
• buzzing tree frog
• California tree frog
• centralian tree frog
• common tree frog
• Cuban tree frog
• desert tree frog

• eastern dwarf tree frog
• European tree frog
• Fiji tree frog
• frilled tree frog
• fringed tree frog
• gray tree frog
• green tree frog
• green and golden bell tree frog
• Italian tree frog
• Japanese tree frog
• Jervis Bay tree frog
• Leyte tree frog
• Littlejohn's tree frog

• long-toed tree frog
• magnificent tree frog
• Mindoro tree frog
• Morelet's tree frog
• mottled tree frog
• mountain stream tree frog
• New Zealand tree frog
• northern dwarf tree frog
• orange-thighed tree frog
• Pacific tree frog
• peppered tree frog
• Peron's tree frog
• Pine Barrens tree frog
• Pearson's tree frog

• red-eyed tree frog
• Romer's tree frog
• Roth's tree frog
• Sardinian tree frog
• Seychelle Islands tree frog
• slender tree frog
• Spencer's river tree frog
• spiny tree frog
• Suwon tree frog
• Tasmanian tree frog
• Tyler's tree frog
• whistling tree frog
• white-lipped tree frog

Translations

frog of the family Hylidae

• Faroese: leyvfroskur m
• French: rainette (fr) f
• German: Baumfrosch m, Laubfrosch (de) m, Europäischer Laubfrosch m
• Hebrew: אִילָנִית (he) f (ilanít)
• Italian: raganella (it) f
• Khmer: កញ្ចាញ់ចេក (km) (kɑɑñcañceek)
• Mazanderani: داروگ (dâr-vag)
• Persian: قورباغه درختی (qurbâğe-ye deraxti)
• Polish: rzekotka drzewna f
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• Portuguese: perereca (pt) f
• Romanian: brotac (ro) m, broatec (ro) m
• Russian: древе́сница (ru) f (drevésnica)
• Spanish: rana arborícola f
• Thai: ปาด (th) (bpàat)
• Unami: shaxakwtis
• Vietnamese: nhái (vi)
• Volapük: bimafrog