Summary
Dog in Different Languages: Dog is a species of family Canidae, the same group where wolf came from. The dog developed into more than 400 different races from the Gray wolf. Human beings have been instrumental in creating dogs which meet specific social needs. Dog is subspecies of grey wolf. Dog is a terrestrial carnivore.
Dog in All Languages
Translation of word Dog in almost 100+ different languages of the world.
| Different Languages | Word Dog |
|---|---|
| Albanian | qen |
| Basque | txakur |
| Belarusian | сабака |
| Bosnian | pas |
| Bulgarian | куче |
| Catalan | gos |
| Croatian | pas |
| Czech | Pes |
| Danish | hund |
| Dutch | hond |
| Estonian | koer |
| Finnish | koira |
| French | chien |
| Galician | can |
| German | Hund |
| Greek | σκύλος (skýlos) |
| Hungarian | kutya |
| Icelandic | Hundur |
| Irish | madra |
| Italian | cane |
| Latvian | suns |
| Lithuanian | šuo |
| Macedonian | куче |
| Maltese | kelb |
| Norwegian | hund |
| Polish | pies |
| Portuguese | cachorro |
| Romanian | câine |
| Russian | собака (sobaka) |
| Serbian | пас (pas) |
| Slovak | pes |
| Slovenian | pes |
| Spanish | perro |
| Swedish | hund |
| Ukrainian | пес (pes) |
| Welsh | ci |
| Yiddish | הונט |
| Armenian | շուն |
| Azerbaijani | it |
| Bengali | কুকুর |
| Chinese Simplified | 狗 (gǒu) |
| Chinese Traditional | 狗 (gǒu) |
| Georgian | ძაღლი |
| Gujarati | કૂતરો |
| Hindi | कुत्ता |
| Hmong | aub |
| Japanese | 犬 |
| Kannada | ನಾಯಿ |
| Kazakh | ит |
| Khmer | សត្វឆ្កែ |
| Korean | 개 (gae) |
| Lao | ຫມາ |
| Malayalam | നായ് |
| Marathi | कुत्रा |
| Mongolian | нохой |
| Myanmar (Burmese) | ခှေး |
| Nepali | कुकुर |
| Sinhala | බල්ලා |
| Tajik | саг |
| Tamil | நாய் |
| Telugu | కుక్క |
| Thai | หมา |
| Turkish | köpek |
| Urdu | کتا |
| Uzbek | it |
| Vietnamese | chó |
| Arabic | الكلب (alkalb) |
| Hebrew | כֶּלֶב |
| Persian | سگ |
| Afrikaans | hond |
| Chichewa | galu |
| Hausa | kare |
| Igbo | nkịta |
| Sesotho | ntja |
| Somali | eyga |
| Swahili | mbwa |
| Yoruba | aja |
| Zulu | inja |
| Cebuano | iro |
| Filipino | aso |
| Indonesian | anjing |
| Javanese | asu |
| Malagasy | alika |
| Malay | anjing |
| Maori | kuri |
| Esperanto | hundo |
| Haitian Creole | chen |
| Latin | canis |
Dog in European Languages
Translation of word Dog in almost 42 European languages.
| Different Languages | Word Dog |
|---|---|
| Albanian | qen |
| Basque | txakur |
| Belarusian | сабака |
| Bosnian | pas |
| Bulgarian | куче |
| Catalan | gos |
| Corsican | cane |
| Croatian | pas |
| Czech | Pes |
| Danish | hund |
| Dutch | hond |
| Estonian | koer |
| Finnish | koira |
| French | chien |
| Frisian | hûn |
| Galician | can |
| German | Hund |
| Greek | σκύλος [skýlos] |
| Hungarian | kutya |
| Icelandic | Hundur |
| Irish | madra |
| Italian | cane |
| Latvian | suns |
| Lithuanian | šuo |
| Luxembourgish | Hond |
| Macedonian | куче |
| Maltese | kelb |
| Norwegian | hund |
| Polish | pies |
| Portuguese | cachorro |
| Romanian | câine |
| Russian | собака [sobaka] |
| Scots Gaelic | cù |
| Serbian | пас [pas] |
| Slovak | pes |
| Slovenian | pes |
| Spanish | perro |
| Swedish | hund |
| Tatar | эт |
| Ukrainian | пес [pes] |
| Welsh | ci |
| Yiddish | הונט |
Dog in Asian Languages
Translation of word Dog in almost 36 Asian languages.
| Different Languages | Word Dog |
|---|---|
| Armenian | շուն |
| Azerbaijani | it |
| Bengali | কুকুর |
| Chinese Simplified | 狗 [gǒu] |
| Chinese Traditional | 狗 [gǒu] |
| Georgian | ძაღლი |
| Gujarati | કૂતરો |
| Hindi | कुत्ता |
| Hmong | aub |
| Japanese | 犬 |
| Kannada | ನಾಯಿ |
| Kazakh | ит |
| Khmer | សត្វឆ្កែ |
| Korean | 개 [gae] |
| Kyrgyz | ит |
| Lao | ຫມາ |
| Malayalam | നായ് |
| Marathi | कुत्रा |
| Mongolian | нохой |
| Myanmar (Burmese) | ခှေး |
| Nepali | कुकुर |
| Odia | କୁକୁର |
| Pashto | سپی |
| Punjabi | ਕੁੱਤਾ |
| Sindhi | ڪُتو |
| Sinhala | බල්ලා |
| Tajik | саг |
| Tamil | நாய் |
| Telugu | కుక్క |
| Thai | หมา |
| Turkish | köpek |
| Turkmen | it |
| Urdu | کتا |
| Uyghur | ئىت |
| Uzbek | it |
| Vietnamese | chó |
Dog in Middle East Languages
Translation of word Dog in 4 middle eastern languages.
| Different Languages | Word Dog |
|---|---|
| Arabic | الكلب [alkalb] |
| Hebrew | כֶּלֶב |
| Kurdish (Kurmanji) | se |
| Persian | سگ |
Dog in African Languages
Translation of word Dog in almost 13 African languages.
| Different Languages | Word Dog |
|---|---|
| Afrikaans | hond |
| Amharic | ውሻ |
| Chichewa | galu |
| Hausa | kare |
| Igbo | nkịta |
| Kinyarwanda | imbwa |
| Sesotho | ntja |
| Shona | imbwa |
| Somali | eyga |
| Swahili | mbwa |
| Xhosa | inja |
| Yoruba | aja |
| Zulu | inja |
Dog in Austronesian Languages
Translation of word Dog in almost 10 Austronesian languages.
| Different Languages | Word Dog |
|---|---|
| Cebuano | iro |
| Filipino | aso |
| Hawaiian | ʻīlio |
| Indonesian | anjing |
| Javanese | asu |
| Malagasy | alika |
| Malay | anjing |
| Maori | kuri |
| Samoan | maile |
| Sundanese | anjing |
Dog in Other Foreign Languages
| Different Languages | Word Dog |
|---|---|
| Esperanto | hundo |
| Haitian Creole | chen |
| Latin | canis |
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More Information about Dog
Dog is the first species to be globally bred for various behaviours, sensory capabilities and physical attributes over several years. Dogs have variations in size, color and shape.
They are responsible for numerous human tasks, such as hunting herding, pulling packs, protection and support for the police and the army. They are said to be a human ‘best friend’.
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Dogs vary in sizes from 6.3 to the largest 106.7. Dogs are valued in different societies for different behaviours.
Dogs have achieved a significant position in Western society through the characteristics of loyalty, friendship, protection and affection.
DOGS ARE SIMILAR TO THE FOX.
The bond between humans and dogs has been of great importance for western civilization, but dogs are not held in the same regard in some developing nations and in many parts of Asia.
Dogs are used in certain parts of the world as guardians or beasts or even as food, while dogs are guarded and valued throughout the United States and Europe.
All domestic dogs have some common features. They are active young mammals all females have mammary glands to feed their offspring.
The early races had upright ears and pointed or tangled muzzles, comparable to the today typical northern breeds. The dental structures are typical to most Carnivores. Dogs walk on toes.
The association of human beings and dogs is not a recent phenomenon. In modern societies, however, the majority of dogs are owned as pets not due to their work. Several races, including model dogs, were specifically designed to be pets.
All the different races and mixed races have unique characteristics and are attractive to the various people. Dogs are the friendliest creatures and love you to an extent that they get jealous even when you pat another dog.
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