Fox in Different Languages: A fox is a small carnivore mammal. The foxes have flat skulls, erect and triangular ears, a pointed snout and a long bushy tail. They hunt and eat live beasts (squirrels and mice) primarily rabbits and rodents. They may eat birds, grasshoppers, eggs, fruits and berries as well. They eat carrion sometimes.
How to Say Fox in 88 Different Languages
| Different Languages | Word Fox |
|---|---|
| Albanian | dhelpër |
| Basque | azeria |
| Belarusian | лісіца |
| Bosnian | lisica |
| Bulgarian | лисица |
| Catalan | guineu |
| Croatian | lisica |
| Czech | liška |
| Danish | Ræv |
| Dutch | vos |
| Estonian | rebane |
| Finnish | kettu |
| French | Renard |
| Galician | raposo |
| German | Fuchs |
| Greek | αλεπού (alepoú) |
| Hungarian | róka |
| Icelandic | Refur |
| Irish | sionnach |
| Italian | Volpe |
| Latvian | lapsa |
| Lithuanian | lapė |
| Macedonian | лисица |
| Maltese | volpi |
| Norwegian | rev |
| Polish | lis |
| Portuguese | Raposa |
| Romanian | vulpe |
| Russian | лиса (lisa) |
| Serbian | лисица (lisica) |
| Slovak | líška |
| Slovenian | lisica |
| Spanish | zorro |
| Swedish | räv |
| Ukrainian | лисиця (lysytsya) |
| Welsh | llwynog |
| Yiddish | פוקס |
| Armenian | աղվես |
| Azerbaijani | tülkü |
| Bengali | শিয়াল |
| Chinese Simplified | 狐狸 (húlí) |
| Chinese Traditional | 狐狸 (húlí) |
| Georgian | fox |
| Gujarati | શિયાળ |
| Hindi | लोमड़ी |
| Hmong | hma liab |
| Japanese | 狐 |
| Kannada | ನರಿ |
| Kazakh | түлкі |
| Khmer | កញ្ជ្រោង |
| Korean | 여우 (yeou) |
| Lao | ຈິ້ງຈອກ |
| Malayalam | കുറുക്കന് |
| Marathi | कोल्हा |
| Mongolian | үнэг |
| Myanmar (Burmese) | မွေခှေး |
| Nepali | स्यालले |
| Sinhala | නරියා |
| Tajik | рӯбоҳ |
| Tamil | நரி |
| Telugu | నక్క |
| Thai | จิ้งจอก |
| Turkish | tilki |
| Urdu | لومڑی |
| Uzbek | tulki |
| Vietnamese | cáo |
| Arabic | ثعلب (thaelab) |
| Hebrew | שׁוּעָל |
| Persian | روباه |
| Afrikaans | jakkals |
| Chichewa | nkhandwe |
| Hausa | fox |
| Igbo | nkịta ọhịa |
| Sesotho | phokojoe |
| Somali | dawaco |
| Swahili | mbweha |
| Yoruba | Akata |
| Zulu | impungushe |
| Cebuano | singgalong |
| Filipino | soro |
| Indonesian | rubah |
| Javanese | fox |
| Malagasy | amboahaolo |
| Malay | fox |
| Maori | pokiha |
| Esperanto | vulpo |
| Haitian Creole | rena |
| Latin | vulpes |
Foxes are fast and agile hunters living in groups of families. A female fox has a name for a vixen, and a male has a name as rat. The tails of Foxes are multipurpose. It also is a part for the animal’s winter food supply.
The Foxes bushy tail is easily seen and is used to transmit signals to its family members. The tail is also used in balance while running. The animal’s tail helps them keep them warm when they sleep in cold weather.
The foxes are found mainly throughout forest shrubland and desert regions on all continents (except the Antarctica). They were not Australian born, but somehow added. In the UK, hunting foxes with horses and dogs was a popular activity for men. It’s now banned.
After the sun sets, the fox is most active. Moreover, it has pupils positioned vertically to allow them to see even in dim light.
Fox also hunts like a cat by stalking and driving his beast. Fox’s tongue has sensitive whiskers and spines. It walks elegantly on its toes. Foxes can climb trees. It is the only member of dog family that can climb trees.
Red fox has the widest range of Carnivora’s more than 280 species. While its natural habitat is a mixed scrub and forest landscape, its versatile diet helps it to adapt to many environments. In particular, the red fox is extremely capable of adapting to nearly any climate.
They have been productive and thrived in close proximity to human beings, and there are even several red fox sub-species living in heavy urban environments. The beauty of this animal is remarkable and because of that, term Fox is used to describe attractive people.
