capon

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• General-American, Received-Pronunciation: /ˈkeɪpən/
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• CMU ARPABET: K EY1 P AA2 N Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Inherited from Middle English capoun, from Old English capūn, from Old Northern French capon (Old French chapon), from Latin cāpō, cāpōnem (Vulgar Latin *cappō).

49 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: kapoen — cockerel grown for food
• Breton: kabon — cockerel grown for food
• Bulgarian: кастриран петел (kastriran petel) — cockerel grown for food
• Catalan: capó — cockerel grown for food
• Chinese Cantonese: 鏾雞 /𫔌鸡 — cockerel grown for food
• Chinese Mandarin: 閹雞 /阉鸡 (yānjī) — cockerel grown for food
• Czech: kapoun — cockerel grown for food
• Danish: kapun — cockerel grown for food
• Dutch: kapoen — cockerel grown for food
• Esperanto: kapono — cockerel grown for food
• Faroese: geldur hani — cockerel grown for food
• Finnish: salvukukko — cockerel grown for food
• Finnish: kapuuni — cockerel grown for food
• French: chapon — cockerel grown for food
• Friulian: cjapon — cockerel grown for food
• Galician: capón — cockerel grown for food
• German: Kapaun — cockerel grown for food
• Greek: καπόνι (kapóni) — cockerel grown for food
• Hungarian: kappan — cockerel grown for food
• Icelandic: geldhani — cockerel grown for food
• Ido: kapono — cockerel grown for food
• Italian: cappone — cockerel grown for food
• Latin: capo — cockerel grown for food
• Latvian: ramits gailis — cockerel grown for food
• Lithuanian: romytas gaidys — cockerel grown for food
• Middle English: capoun — cockerel grown for food
• Norman: chapon — cockerel grown for food
• Norwegian: kapun — cockerel grown for food
• Occitan: capon — cockerel grown for food
• Old English: capūn — cockerel grown for food
• Polish: kapłon — cockerel grown for food
• Portuguese: capão — cockerel grown for food
• Romagnol: gapôn — cockerel grown for food
• Romanian: clapon — cockerel grown for food
• Romanian: căpun — cockerel grown for food
• Romanian: copun — cockerel grown for food
• Russian: каплу́н (kaplún) — cockerel grown for food
• Serbo-Croatian: копун — cockerel grown for food
• Serbo-Croatian: kopun — cockerel grown for food
• Spanish: capón — cockerel grown for food
• Swedish: kapun — cockerel grown for food
• Venetan: capón — cockerel grown for food
• Venetan: capon — cockerel grown for food
• Volapük: hogok — cockerel grown for food
• Volapük: ömgok — cockerel grown for food
• Welsh: capwllt — cockerel grown for food
• Welsh: capwrn — cockerel grown for food
• Xhosa: inkabi yenkuku — cockerel grown for food
• Zulu: iqhude elitheniweyo — cockerel grown for food