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An owl of the species Tyto alba, often having a white face and commonly found in barns and other farm buildings.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: disc owl
Antonyms: none provided
mottled buff and white owl often inhabiting barns and other structures; important in rodent control
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: Tyto alba
Antonyms: none provided
Broader terms: owl, bird of Minerva, bird of night, hooter
Across languages
Translations
83 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Albanian:
kukuvajka mjekroshe
— Tyto alba
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Asturian:
curuxa
— Tyto alba
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Asturian:
curuxa real
— Tyto alba
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Asturian:
rillu
— Tyto alba
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Asturian:
paxarón del aceite
— Tyto alba
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Basque:
hontz zuri
— Tyto alba
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Belarusian:
сіпуха звычайная
(sipuxa zvyčajnaja)
— Tyto alba
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Breton:
grell voutin
— Tyto alba
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Bulgarian:
забулена сова
(zabulena sova)
— Tyto alba
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Burmese:
လင်ကောင်ပိုး
(langkaungpui:)
— Tyto alba
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Burmese:
ငှက်ဆိုး
(hngakhcui:)
— Tyto alba
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Catalan:
òliba
— Tyto alba
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Chinese Mandarin:
倉鴞 /仓鸮
(cāngxiāo)
— Tyto alba
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Czech:
sova pálená
— Tyto alba
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Danish:
slørugle
— Tyto alba
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Dutch:
kerkuil
— Tyto alba
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Esperanto:
turstrigo
— Tyto alba
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Estonian:
loorkakk
— Tyto alba
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Faroese:
hjartaugla
— Tyto alba
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Finnish:
tornipöllö
— Tyto alba
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French:
chouette effraie
— Tyto alba
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West-Frisian:
goudûle
— Tyto alba
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Friulian:
barbezuan
— Tyto alba
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Galician:
curuxa común
— Tyto alba
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Galician:
curuxa
— Tyto alba
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German:
Schleiereule
— Tyto alba
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Greek:
πεπλόγλαυκα
(peplóglafka)
— Tyto alba
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Ancient Greek:
τυτώ
(tutṓ)
— Tyto alba
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Hebrew:
תנשמת
(tinshemet)
— Tyto alba
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Hungarian:
gyöngybagoly
— Tyto alba
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Icelandic:
turnugla
— Tyto alba
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Indonesian:
serak jawa
— Tyto alba
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Irish:
scréachóg reilige
— Tyto alba
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Italian:
barbagianni
— Tyto alba
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Japanese:
面梟
(menfukurō)
— Tyto alba
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Japanese:
メンフクロウ
(menfukurō)
— Tyto alba
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Korean:
가면올빼미
(gamyeonolppaemi)
— Tyto alba
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Latin:
parra
— Tyto alba
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Latvian:
plīvurpūce
— Tyto alba
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Lithuanian:
liepsnotoji pelėda
— Tyto alba
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Macedonian:
дамчест був
(damčest buv)
— Tyto alba
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Malay:
pungguk jelapang
— Tyto alba
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Maltese:
barbaġann
— Tyto alba
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Manx:
hullad soailt
— Tyto alba
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Manx:
hullad vane
— Tyto alba
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Manx:
caillagh oie
— Tyto alba
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Nahuatl:
chicuahtli
— Tyto alba
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Navajo:
biniiʼłigaii
— Tyto alba
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Norman:
blianc cahouain
— Tyto alba
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Norwegian:
tårnugle
— Tyto alba
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Occitan:
dama blanca
— Tyto alba
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Occitan:
caús
— Tyto alba
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Polish:
płomykówka
— Tyto alba
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Portuguese:
coruja-das-torres
— Tyto alba
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Romanian:
strigă
— Tyto alba
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Romansh:
tschuetta velada
— Tyto alba
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Russian:
сипу́ха обыкнове́нная
(sipúxa obyknovénnaja)
— Tyto alba
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Sami:
toardnaskuolfi
— Tyto alba
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Sardinian:
cuccufiu
— Tyto alba
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Sardinian:
stria bianca
— Tyto alba
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Sardinian:
istria bianca
— Tyto alba
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Scottish Gaelic:
cailleach-oidhche
— Tyto alba
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Serbo-Croatian:
кукувиjа
— Tyto alba
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Serbo-Croatian:
kukuvija
— Tyto alba
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Serbo-Croatian:
kukuvija drijemavica
— Tyto alba
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Slovak:
plamienka driemavá
— Tyto alba
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Slovene:
pegasta sova
— Tyto alba
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Lower Sorbian:
wokata sowa
— Tyto alba
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Lower Sorbian:
pisana sowa
— Tyto alba
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Upper Sorbian:
wokata sowa
— Tyto alba
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Upper Sorbian:
pisana sowa
— Tyto alba
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Spanish:
lechuza
— Tyto alba
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Spanish:
lechuza común
— Tyto alba
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Swahili:
bundi
— Tyto alba
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Swedish:
tornuggla
— Tyto alba
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Thai:
นกแสก
(nók-sɛ̀ɛk)
— Tyto alba
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Tiwi:
pinjoma
— Tyto alba
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Tiwi:
pinjomwa
— Tyto alba
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Turkish:
peçeli baykuş
— Tyto alba
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Ukrainian:
сипуха
(sypuxa)
— Tyto alba
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Vietnamese:
cú lợn
— Tyto alba
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Welsh:
tylluan wen
— Tyto alba
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Yucatec Maya:
xoochʼ
— Tyto alba
