Crow in Different Languages

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Crow in Different Languages: A crow is a winged creature of the family Corvus, or all the more comprehensively an equivalent word for the entirety of Corvus. The expression “crow” is utilized as a feature of the regular name of numerous species. Crows are usually smaller and not as large as ravens that are of the same type.

Crow in All Languages

Translation of word Crow in almost 100+ different languages of the world.

Different LanguagesWord Crow
Albaniansorrë
Basquebele
Belarusianварона
Bosnianvrana
Bulgarianгарван
CatalanCorb
Croatianvrana
Czechvrána
Danishkrage
Dutchkraai
Estonianvares
Finnishvaris
Frenchcorbeau
Galiciancorvo
GermanKrähe
Greekκοράκι (koráki)
Hungarianvarjú
IcelandicKrár
Irishbeanna
Italiancorvo
Latviancorvo
Lithuanianvarna
Macedonianврана
Maltesef'linja
Norwegiankråke
Polishwrona
PortugueseCorvo
Romaniancioară
Russianворона (vorona)
Serbianврана (vrana)
Slovakvrana
Slovenianvrana
Spanishcuervo
Swedishgala
Ukrainianворона (vorona)
Welshcrow
Yiddishקראָ
Armenianագռավ
Azerbaijaniqarğa
Bengaliকাক
Chinese Simplified乌鸦 (wūyā)
Chinese Traditional烏鴉 (wūyā)
Georgiancrow
Gujaratiકાગડો
Hindiकौआ
Hmonguab lag
Japaneseカラス
Kannadaಕಾಗೆ
Kazakhқарға
Khmerក្អេក
Korean까마귀 (kkamagwi)
Laocrow
Malayalamകാക്ക
Marathiकावळा
MongolianCrow
Myanmar (Burmese)ကျီးကန်း
Nepaliकाग
Sinhalaකාක
Tajikзоц
Tamilகாகம்
Teluguకాకి
Thaiอีกา
Turkishkarga
Urduکوا
Uzbekqarg'a
Vietnamesecon quạ
Arabicغراب (ghurab)
Hebrewעורב
Persianکلاغ
Afrikaanskraai
Chichewakhwangwala
Hausahankãka
Igbookwukwa
Sesotholla
Somalidiiqu
Swahilijogoo
Yorubakuroo
Zulucrow
Cebuanocrow
Filipinouwak
Indonesiangagak
Javanesemanuk gagak
Malagasycrow
Malaygagak
Maoritikaokao
Esperantokorvo
Haitian Creolekòk
Latincorvus

Crow in European Languages

Translation of word Crow in almost 42 European languages.

Different LanguagesWord Crow
Albaniansorrë
Basquebele
Belarusianварона
Bosnianvrana
Bulgarianгарван
CatalanCorb
Corsicancorbu
Croatianvrana
Czechvrána
Danishkrage
Dutchkraai
Estonianvares
Finnishvaris
Frenchcorbeau
Frisiankraaie
Galiciancorvo
GermanKrähe
Greekκοράκι [koráki]
Hungarianvarjú
IcelandicKrár
Irishbeanna
Italiancorvo
Latvianvārna
Lithuanianvarna
Luxembourgishkréie
Macedonianврана
Maltesef'linja
Norwegiankråke
Polishwrona
PortugueseCorvo
Romaniancioară
Russianворона [vorona]
Scots Gaelicfeannag
Serbianврана [vrana]
Slovakvrana
Slovenianvrana
Spanishcuervo
Swedishgala
Tatarкарга
Ukrainianворона [vorona]
Welshcrow
Yiddishקראָ

Crow in Asian Languages

Translation of word Crow in almost 36 Asian languages.

Different LanguagesWord Crow
Armenianագռավ
Azerbaijaniqarğa
Bengaliকাক
Chinese Simplified乌鸦 [wūyā]
Chinese Traditional烏鴉 [wūyā]
Georgiancrow
Gujaratiકાગડો
Hindiकौआ
Hmonguab lag
Japaneseカラス
Kannadaಕಾಗೆ
Kazakhқарға
Khmerក្អេក
Korean까마귀 [kkamagwi]
Kyrgyzкарга
Laocrow
Malayalamകാക്ക
Marathiकावळा
MongolianCrow
Myanmar (Burmese)ကျီးကန်း
Nepaliकाग
Odiaକାଉ
Pashtoکوک
Punjabiਕਾਂ
Sindhiڪانو
Sinhalaකාක
Tajikзоц
Tamilகாகம்
Teluguకాకి
Thaiอีกา
Turkishkarga
Turkmengarga
Urduکوا
Uyghurقاغا
Uzbekqarg'a
Vietnamesecon quạ

Crow in Middle East Languages

Translation of word Crow in 4 middle eastern languages.

Different LanguagesWord Crow
Arabicغراب [ghurab]
Hebrewעורב
Kurdish (Kurmanji)zax
Persianکلاغ

Crow in African Languages

Translation of word Crow in almost 13 African languages.

Different LanguagesWord Crow
Afrikaanskraai
Amharicቁራ
Chichewakhwangwala
Hausahankãka
Igbookwukwa
Kinyarwandaigikona
Sesotholla
Shonagunguo
Somalidiiqu
Swahilijogoo
XhosaUnomyayi
Yorubakuroo
Zulucrow

Crow in Austronesian Languages

Translation of word Crow in almost 10 Austronesian languages.

Different LanguagesWord Crow
Cebuanocrow
Filipinouwak
Hawaiianʻūlū
Indonesiangagak
Javanesemanuk gagak
Malagasycrow
Malaygagak
Maoritikaokao
Samoanmoa
Sundanesegagak

Crow in Other Foreign Languages

Different LanguagesWord Crow
Esperantokorvo
Haitian Creolekòk
Latincorvus

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More Information about Crow

A significant majority of the 40 or so types of Corvus are referred to as crows and the term is extended to other unidentified animals.

Large crows are approximately 0.5 meters long and can reach 1 meter of wing stretches. Crows feed essentially on ground; here they stroll about deliberately.

They are omnivorous birds that appreciate meat and might even assault and slaughter youthful, frail creatures. This propensity makes them disagreeable with ranchers, as does the winged creature’s affinity to assault grain crops.

Berries, creepy crawlies, the eggs of different winged animals, and remains are additionally eaten. The berries, insects other birds ‘ eggs are also eaten.

Crows will take shreds of roadkill’s and store sandals in trees and grab the meat as a later-consuming leopard. Often seeds are hidden or preserved in bark in gratings.

Sometimes they take food from other species and attack food by otters and vultures with other crows.

Crows reside in enormous, affectionate families, similar to social warm-blooded animals, they chase and scavenge together as well as shield regions and take care of the youthful together Nevertheless, the majority of species in colonies do not nest.

Each set of pairs has its own twigs and sticks, usually tall on a branch. Five to six eggs with darker speckles are laid in olive shape.

Youthful crows may go through as long as six years with their folks before rearing without anyone else. As winter draws near, northern crows assemble into enormous night-perching gatherings.

Warmth, defense from threats such as owls or the exchange of information are possible reasons for this periodic sociability.

A crow can survive in the wild for 13 years and in human care for over 20 years. Exceptionally shrewd, crows can be unbelievable emulates.

They are prepared to tally so anyone might hear up to seven, and a few crows have learned in excess of 100 words and up to 50 complete sentences; others have been known to copy their proprietors’ voices so as to call pooches and insult steeds.

The word crow in different languages has many names. This dark black bird is found in most parts of the world.

They additionally show incredible interest, energizing a notoriety for being creative pranksters and figuring cheats. They take off with individuals’ mail, pull clothespins off lines, and grab unattended articles.

Crows and ravens are significant in folklore, tales and local societies. They are frequently recognized as smart cheats. In certain societies, they are images of good karma; in others, they bring misfortune.

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