dunnock

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• General-American, Received-Pronunciation: /ˈdʌnək/
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From Middle English donek, dunok, from Old English *dunnuc, equivalent to dun (“brownish grey”) + -ock (diminutive suffix). Compare Old High German doniklīn (“hedge-sparrow; dunnock”). Compare ruddock.

32 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Asturian: cenicienta — bird
• Asturian: negrita — bird
• Bulgarian: сивогуша завирушка (sivoguša zaviruška) — bird
• Catalan: pardal de bardissa — bird
• Catalan: xalambrí — bird
• Chinese Mandarin: 林岩鷚 /林岩鹨 (línyánliù) — bird
• Czech: pěvuška modrá — bird
• Dutch: heggenmus — bird
• Faroese: jarntítlingur — bird
• Finnish: rautiainen — bird
• French: accenteur mouchet — bird
• Galician: azulenta — bird
• German: Heckenbraunelle — bird
• German: Braunelle — bird
• Greek: θαμνοψάλτης (thamnopsáltis) — bird
• Hungarian: szürkebegy — bird
• Irish: donnóg — bird
• Japanese: ヨーロッパ茅潜 (youroppa kayakuguri) — bird
• Korean: 유럽바위종다리 (yureopbawijongdari) — bird
• Luxembourgish: Heckestéisser — bird
• Manx: buntee gorrym — bird
• Norman: vèrdreu — bird
• Old English: hæġsugga — bird
• Polish: pokrzywnica — bird
• Polish: płochacz pokrzywnica — bird
• Romanian: brumăriță — bird
• Russian: завиру́шка (zavirúška) — bird
• Scottish Gaelic: gealbhonn-gàraidh — bird
• Swedish: järnsparv — bird
• Turkish: dağ bülbülü — bird
• Welsh: llwyd y berth — bird
• Welsh: llwyd y gwrych — bird