Phrase guide

great tit

noun · 1 senses · updated from the 2026-07-25 local source snapshot

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  • /ˈɡɹeɪt tɪt/
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noun

Meaning 1

A bird in the Paridae family, Parus major.

Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract

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History

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Across languages

Translations

93 source translations are retained for this English entry.

  • Albanian: trishtili i madh — bird
  • Albanian: treckël — bird
  • Albanian: çiner — bird
  • Albanian: treckë — bird
  • Albanian: zog me mësallë — bird
  • Albanian: rrezatore e madhe — bird
  • Albanian: piner — bird
  • Armenian: մեծ երաշտահավ (mec eraštahav) — bird
  • Asturian: corbatín — bird
  • Asturian: chichipán — bird
  • Basque: kaskabeltz — bird
  • Belarusian: сініца (sinica) — bird
  • Breton: pennglaou — bird
  • Bulgarian: голям синигер (goljam siniger) — bird
  • Catalan: mallerenga carbonera — bird
  • Catalan: carbonera — bird
  • Chinese Mandarin: 大山雀 — bird
  • Czech: sýkora koňadra — bird
  • Danish: musvit — bird
  • Dutch: koolmees — bird
  • Esperanto: granda paruo — bird
  • Estonian: rasvatihane — bird
  • Faroese: stórtíta — bird
  • Finnish: talitiainen — bird
  • French: mésange — bird
  • French: mésange charbonnière — bird
  • West-Frisian: blokmies — bird
  • West-Frisian: blokfink — bird
  • Friulian: parussule — bird
  • Friulian: parusse — bird
  • Galician: ferreiriño abelleiro — bird
  • German: Kohlmeise — bird
  • Greek: καλόγερος (kalógeros) — bird
  • Hungarian: széncinege — bird
  • Icelandic: meisa — bird
  • Irish: meantán mór — bird
  • Italian: cinciallegra — bird
  • Kumyk: алажымчыкъ (alajımçıq) — bird
  • Ladin: mosela — bird
  • Latin: Parus major — bird
  • Latvian: lielā zīlīte — bird
  • Lithuanian: zylė — bird
  • Luxembourgish: Schielmees — bird
  • Macedonian: сипка (sipka) — bird
  • Maltese: fjorentin — bird
  • Manx: bliu-bonnet — bird
  • Mongolian: хөх бух (xöx bux) — bird
  • Mongolian: их хөх бух (ix xöx bux) — bird
  • Norman: d'mouaîselle — bird
  • Norwegian Bokmål: kjøttmeis — bird
  • Norwegian Bokmål: talgmeis — bird
  • Norwegian Bokmål: talgokse — bird
  • Norwegian Nynorsk: kjøtmeis — bird
  • Occitan: mesenga — bird
  • Occitan: capnegre — bird
  • Occitan: viralenga — bird
  • Occitan: mesenga carbonièira — bird
  • Polish: sikora bogatka — bird
  • Polish: bogatka — bird
  • Polish: bogatka zwyczajna — bird
  • Portuguese: chapim-real — bird
  • Portuguese: miljangro — bird
  • Romanian: pițigoi — bird
  • Romanian: pițigoi mare — bird
  • Romansh: maset grond — bird
  • Russian: больша́я сини́ца (bolʹšája siníca) — bird
  • Sami: fiskesgaccet — bird
  • Sami: buoidegaccet — bird
  • Lule-Sami: buojddegadtsa — bird
  • Northern Sami: buoidecizáš — bird
  • Southern Sami: buejhtehke — bird
  • Sardinian: acutzaferru — bird
  • Sardinian: tzerri-tzerri — bird
  • Sardinian: béccidi — bird
  • Scottish Gaelic: currac-baintighearna — bird
  • Serbo-Croatian: сеница — bird
  • Serbo-Croatian: senica — bird
  • Serbo-Croatian: sjenica velika — bird
  • Slovak: sýkorka veľká — bird
  • Slovene: velika sinica — bird
  • Lower Sorbian: sykora — bird
  • Lower Sorbian: sykorka — bird
  • Upper Sorbian: sykorka — bird
  • Upper Sorbian: sykora — bird
  • Spanish: carbonero — bird
  • Swedish: talgoxe — bird
  • Turkish: baştankara — bird
  • Turkish: fanta — bird
  • Ottoman Turkish: فانته (fanta) — bird
  • Ukrainian: синиця велика (synycja velyka) — bird
  • Venetan: perùsoła — bird
  • Volapük: gretaparud — bird
  • Welsh: titw mawr — bird