little owl

See also: little-owl

English

A little owl

Wikispecies

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈlɪtəl ˌaʊl/

Noun

little owl (plural little owls)

A species of small European owl, Athene noctua.

Translations

species of owl

Albanian: kukuvajkë (sq)
Arabic: بُومَة صَغِيرَة‎ f (būma(t) ṣaḡīra)
Basque: mozolo
Bats: ჭოტტ (č̣oṭṭ)
Belarusian: дамавы́ сыч m (damavý syč)
Bhojpuri: कुचकुचवा (kucᵊkucᵊvā)
Breton: kaouenn vihan
Bulgarian: обикновена кукумявка f (obiknovena kukumjavka)
Catalan: mussol (ca)
Chechen: жима бухӏа (žima buha)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 梟／枭 (zh) (xiāo), 小鴞／小鸮 (xiǎoxiāo)
Czech: sýček m
Danish: kirkeugle
Dutch: steenuil (nl) m
Esperanto: noktuo
Estonian: kivikakk (et)
Finnish: minervanpöllö (fi)
French: chevêche (fr) f
Friulian: civuite
Galician: moucho (gl)
Georgian: ჭოტი (č̣oṭi)
German: Steinkauz (de) m
Greek: κουκουβάγια (el) f (koukouvágia)
Hebrew: כּוֹס‎ (he) m (kos)
Hungarian: kuvik (hu)
Icelandic: kattugla
Ido: huo (io), noktuo (io)
Irish: ulchabhán beag m
Italian: civetta (it) f
Japanese: 小金目梟 (コキンメフクロウ, kokinmefukurō)
Kazakh: байғыз (baiğyz)
Korean: 금눈쇠올빼미 (geumnunsoe'olppaemi)
Ladin: ciuita
Latin: Athene noctua f
Latvian: mājas apogs
Lithuanian: pelėdikė (lt)
Lower Sorbian: sowka
Macedonian: куку́мјавка f (kukúmjavka)
Maltese: kokka tat-tikki
Manx: hullad veg f
Mingrelian: წომი (c̣omi), ღუზანდარა (ɣuzandara)
Navajo: hazéítah néʼéshjaa
Northern Sami: ^{(please verify)} minervaskuolfi
Norwegian: kirkeugle
Occitan: cavèca (oc)
Polish: pójdźka (pl) f
Portuguese: mocho galego m
Romanian: cucuvea (ro) f
Romansch: tschuetta da la mort
Russian: домо́вый сыч m (domóvyj syč), сыч (ru) m (syč), фи́лин (ru) m (fílin)
Sardinian: stria, istria, puzone de s’istria, tirulia, cuccumeu
Scottish Gaelic: comhachag-bheag f
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: кукумавка f, kukumavka (sh) f

Roman: sivi čuk
Sicilian: cucca (scn) f
Slovak: kuvik plačlivý m
Slovene: čuk m
Sorbian:
Upper Sorbian: kulišk m, sowka f
Spanish: mochuelo europeo m, mochuelo común m
Swedish: minervauggla (sv)
Turkish: kukumav (tr)
Ukrainian: сич ха́тній m (syč xátnij)
Welsh: tylluan fach
West Frisian: stienûltsje

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