carrion crow

English

carrion crow (Corvus corone)

Etymology

From its habit of feeding on carrion.

Noun

carrion crow (plural carrion crows)

The common European black crow Corvus corone.
The American black vulture Coragyps atratus.

Translations

Corvus corone

Ainu: シㇼパㇱクㇽ (sirpaskur)
Armenian: մոխրագույն ագռավ (moxraguyn agṙav)
Avar: чӏегӏераб гъеду (čʼeʻerab ğedu)
Basque: belabeltz
Breton: bran zu f
Bulgarian: черна врана f (černa vrana)
Catalan: cornella negra f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 小嘴乌鸦 (xiǎo zuǐ wūyā)
Czech: vrána černá f
Danish: sortkrage c
Dutch: zwarte kraai
Emilian: curnàcia f
Esperanto: nigra korniko
Estonian: mustvares
Faroese: kráka f, (Corvus corone corone): hjaltakráka f
Finnish: nokivaris
French: corneille noire (fr) f
Galician: cornella f, corvo (gl) m
German: Rabenkrähe (de) f, Aaskrähe (de) f
Greek: κουρούνα (el) f (kouroúna)
Ancient: δεδώνη f (dedṓnē)
Hungarian: kormos varjú
Ingush: iаьржа къайг (iärža qʼajg)
Irish: caróg dhubh f
Italian: cornacchia (it) f
Japanese: ハシボソガラス (hashibosogarasu)
Kazakh: қара қарға (qara qarğa)
Korean: 송장까마귀 (songjangkkamagwi)
Latvian: melnā vārna f
Lithuanian: juodoji varna f
Norwegian: svartkråke
Polish: czarnowron (pl) m
Portuguese: gralha-preta f
Russian: чёрная воро́на f (čórnaja voróna)
Scots: haver craw
Slovak: vrana čierna (sk) f
Sorbian:
Lower Sorbian: carna karwona f

Upper Sorbian: čorna wróna f
Spanish: corneja negra f
Swedish: svartkråka c
Tamil: கரியன் காகம் (kariyaṉ kākam)
Turkish: leş kargası (tr)
Udmurt: сьӧд куака (śöd kuaka)
Ukrainian: воро́на чо́рна f (voróna čórna)
Uzbek: qargʻa (uz)
Venetian: cornàcia f
Veps: must variš
Volapük: krov (vo)
Welsh: brân dyddyn f
West Flemish: zworte kroaie
West Frisian: swarte krie (fy)

Coragyps atratus

Finnish: mustakondori (fi)
German: Rabengeier m
Italian: urubù dalla testa nera

References

Carrion Crow on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
Corvus corone on Wikispecies.Wikispecies
Corvus corone on Wikimedia Commons.Wikimedia Commons
Black Vulture on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
Coragyps atratus on Wikispecies.Wikispecies
Coragyps atratus on Wikimedia Commons.Wikimedia Commons

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