leveret

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From Middle English leveret(te), from Old French leveret, diminutive of lievre (“hare”), from Latin leporem, of obscure origin.

56 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Asturian: llebratu — a young hare
• Basque: erbikume — a young hare
• Belarusian: зайчаня́ (zajčanjá) — a young hare
• Belarusian: зайчанё (zajčanjó) — a young hare
• Bulgarian: за́йче (zájče) — a young hare
• Catalan: llebretó — a young hare
• Chinese Mandarin: 小兔 (xiǎotù) — a young hare
• Chinese Mandarin: 小兔子 (xiǎotùzi) — a young hare
• Chinese Mandarin: 兔崽 (tù zǎi) — a young hare
• Czech: mladý zajíc — a young hare
• Czech: zajíček — a young hare
• Danish: harekilling — a young hare
• Danish: killing — a young hare
• Dutch: haasje — a young hare
• Finnish: jäniksenpoika — a young hare
• French: levraut — a young hare
• French: levreteau (unweaned) — a young hare
• Galician: lebrato — a young hare
• German: Häschen — a young hare
• German: Häslein — a young hare
• Greek: λαγουδάκι (lagoudáki) — a young hare
• Irish: patachán — a young hare
• Italian: leprotto — a young hare
• Japanese: 子ウサギ (ko-usagi) — a young hare
• Japanese: 子兔 (ko-usagi) — a young hare
• Kazakh: көжек (köjek) — a young hare
• Korean: 새끼 토끼 (saekki tokki) — a young hare
• Korean: 아기 토끼 (agi tokki) — a young hare
• Latvian: zaķēns — a young hare
• Macedonian: зајче (zajče) — a young hare
• Mongolian: бүжин (büžin) — a young hare
• Classical Nahuatl: cihtepitōn — a young hare
• Classical Nahuatl: cihtōntli — a young hare
• Polish: zajączek — a young hare
• Portuguese: lebroto — a young hare
• Romanian: iepuraș — a young hare
• Romansh: lieuret — a young hare
• Russian: зайчо́нок (zajčónok) — a young hare
• Russian: за́йчик (zájčik) — a young hare
• Slovak: zajačik — a young hare
• Slovene: zajček — a young hare
• Spanish: lebrato — a young hare
• Swedish: harunge — a young hare
• Swedish: unghare — a young hare
• Swedish: harpalt — a young hare
• Turkmen: çebşek — a young hare
• Ukrainian: зайченя́ (zajčenjá) — a young hare
• Ukrainian: зайча́ (zajčá) — a young hare
• Ukrainian: зайченя́тко (zajčenjátko) — a young hare
• Vietnamese: thỏ con — a young hare
• Vietnamese: con thỏ con — a young hare
• Volapük: lievül — a young hare
• Volapük: hilievül — a young hare
• Volapük: jilievül — a young hare
• Welsh: lefren — a young hare
• Welsh: llefren — a young hare