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Philippine eagle

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

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noun

Meaning 1

Pithecophaga jefferyi, a species of eagle endemic to forests in the Philippines that has brown and white-coloured plumage, and a shaggy crest.

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Across languages

Translations

38 source translations are retained for this English entry.

  • Albanian: Shqiponja Filipinase — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Arabic: عِقَاب فِيلِبِينِيّ (ʕiqāb fīlibīniyy) — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Central Bikol: salimbagat — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Bulgarian: орел маймунояд (orel majmunojad) — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Catalan: àguila menjamones — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Chinese Mandarin: 菲律宾雕 (Feilubin diāo) — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Czech: orel opičí — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Danish: abeørn — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Dutch: apenarend — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Esperanto: Filipina aglo — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Estonian: ahvikotkas — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Faroese: Filipsoyggjaørn — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Finnish: filippiinienkotka — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • French: aigle des singes — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Georgian: მაიმუნჭამია (maimunč̣amia) — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • German: Philippinenadler — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Hebrew: עיט פיליפיני (eij pilipini) — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Hungarian: majomevő sas — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Italian: aquila delle Filippine — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Italian: aquila delle scimmie — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Japanese: フィリピン鷲 (firipinwashi) — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Japanese: 猿食鷲 (sarukuiwashi) — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Korean: 필리핀독수리 (pillipindoksuri) — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Lithuanian: Filipininė harpija — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Luxembourgish: Philippinen-Adler — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Malay: Burung Lang Monyet — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Mongolian: Аврага филиппин бүргэд (Avraga filippin bürged) — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Norwegian: filippinsk apeørn — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Persian: عقاب فیلیپینی ('oqâb-e filipini) — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Polish: małpożer — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Portuguese: águia filipina — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Romanian: acvila maimuțelor — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Russian: Филиппи́нская га́рпия (Filippínskaja gárpija) — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Slovak: opičiar — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Spanish: águila monera — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Swedish: apörn — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Tagalog: haribon — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines
  • Vietnamese: đại bàng Phi-líp-pin — species of eagle endemic to the Philippines