manul

English

Etymology

Borrowed from Mongolian мануул (manuul).

Noun

manul (plural manuls)

A small wild cat of Central Asia, Felis manul, syn, Otocolobus manul.

Synonyms

(Otocolobus manul): Pallas's cat, Pallas' cat, Pallas cat

Translations

Otocolobus manul

Assamese: মানুল মেকুৰী (manul mekuri)
Avar: манул (manul)
Azerbaijani: manul
Breton: manul, kazh Pallas
Catalan: gat de Pallas
Czech: manul, kočka stepní
Dutch: manoel, pallaskat
Esperanto: palasa kato
Estonian: manul
Finnish: arokissa (fi)
French: manul (fr) m, chat de Pallas (fr) m
German: Manul m, Pallaskatze f
Hungarian: manul, pusztai macska, Pallas-macska
Indonesian: manul, kucing Pallas

Italian: manul m, gatto di Pallas m, gatto delle steppe m
Japanese: マヌルネコ (ja) (manuru-neko)
Lithuanian: manulas
Mongolian: мануул (manuul), Палласын муур (Pallasyn muur)
Navajo: Chʼah diʼilii bikéyahdę́ę́ʼ mósí ałchinígíí
Norwegian: manul, pallaskatt
Polish: manul (pl) m
Portuguese: manul, gato-de-pallas
Russian: ману́л (ru) m (manúl), палла́сов кот m (pallásov kot)
Spanish: manul, gato de Pallas
Swedish: manul, pallaskatt (sv)
Turkish: pallas kedisi
Ukrainian: манул m (manul)

Anagrams

Lanum, Luman, Ulman, alumn

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