biota

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From New Latin biota, from Ancient Greek βιοτή (biotḗ), from βίος (bíos).

18 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Chinese Mandarin: 生物群 (shēngwùqún) — the living organisms of a region
• Chinese Mandarin: 生物相 (shēngwùxiāng) — the living organisms of a region
• Chinese Mandarin: 地方生物誌 /地方生物志 (dìfāng shēngwùzhì) — the living organisms of a region
• Estonian: elustik — the living organisms of a region
• Estonian: bioota — the living organisms of a region
• Finnish: biota — the living organisms of a region
• Finnish: eliöstö — the living organisms of a region
• French: biote — the living organisms of a region
• German: Biota — the living organisms of a region
• Greek: βιόκοσμος (viókosmos) — the living organisms of a region
• Hungarian: bióta — the living organisms of a region
• Italian: biota — the living organisms of a region
• Occitan: biòta — the living organisms of a region
• Portuguese: biota — the living organisms of a region
• Bulgarian: източна туя (iztočna tuja) — Platycladus orientalis
• Bulgarian: източна биота (iztočna biota) — Platycladus orientalis
• Bulgarian: източен платикладус (iztočen platikladus) — Platycladus orientalis
• Bulgarian: източен мазия (iztočen mazija) — Platycladus orientalis