hooded crow

English

hooded crow

Etymology

From its hooded appearance.

Noun

hooded crow (plural hooded crows)

A grey and black Eurasian crow, Corvus cornix.

Synonyms

(Corvus cornix): Danish crow, grey crow, hoodiecrow, Scotch crow

Translations

Corvus cornix

Arabic: غُرَاب أَبْقَع‎‎ m (ḡurāb ʾabqaʿ)
Egyptian Arabic: غراب البين‎‎ m (ğuraab el bén)
Chechen: кхаллакъ (qallaq̇)
Danish: gråkrage c
Dutch: bonte kraai
Finnish: varis (fi)
German: Nebelkrähe (de) f

Icelandic: grákráka (is) f
Irish: badhbh f
Old Irish: badb f
Italian: cornacchia grigia f
Portuguese: gralha cinzenta f
Russian: се́рая воро́на f (séraja voróna)
Swedish: gråkråka c

References

hooded crow on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
Corvus cornix on Wikispecies.Wikispecies
Corvus cornix on Wikimedia Commons.Wikimedia Commons

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