predator

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• General-American: /ˈpɹɛd.ə.tɚ/
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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈpɹɛd.ə.tə/
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• CMU ARPABET: P R EH1 D AH0 T ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Borrowed from Latin praedātor, from praedor (“loot, pillage”), from praeda (“booty, spoils, prey”).

108 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: roofdier — animal or organism that hunts
• Albanian: grabitqar — animal or organism that hunts
• Southern Altai: барынтычы (barïntïčï) — animal or organism that hunts
• Arabic: مُفْتَرِس (muftaris) — animal or organism that hunts
• Arabic: ضَارٍ (ḍārin) — animal or organism that hunts
• Armenian: գիշատիչ (gišatičʻ) — animal or organism that hunts
• Azerbaijani: yırtıcı — animal or organism that hunts
• Bashkir: йыртҡыс (yırtqıs) — animal or organism that hunts
• Belarusian: драпе́жнік (drapjéžnik) — animal or organism that hunts
• Belarusian: хіжа́к (xižák) — animal or organism that hunts
• Breton: preizher — animal or organism that hunts
• Bulgarian: хи́щник (híštnik) — animal or organism that hunts
• Catalan: predador — animal or organism that hunts
• Catalan: depredador — animal or organism that hunts
• Chinese Mandarin: 掠食者 (lüèshízhě) — animal or organism that hunts
• Chinese Mandarin: 天敵 /天敌 (tiāndí) — animal or organism that hunts
• Czech: dravec — animal or organism that hunts
• Danish: rovdyr — animal or organism that hunts
• Dutch: roofdier n roofvis — animal or organism that hunts
• Dutch: predator — animal or organism that hunts
• Esperanto: kaperanto — animal or organism that hunts
• Estonian: kiskja — animal or organism that hunts
• Faroese: ránsdjór — animal or organism that hunts
• Faroese: ránsdýr — animal or organism that hunts
• Finnish: saalistaja — animal or organism that hunts
• Finnish: peto — animal or organism that hunts
• French: prédateur — animal or organism that hunts
• Galician: predador — animal or organism that hunts
• Georgian: მტაცებელი (mṭacebeli) — animal or organism that hunts
• German: Raubtier — animal or organism that hunts
• German: Raubfisch — animal or organism that hunts
• German: Beutegreifer — animal or organism that hunts
• German: Prädator — animal or organism that hunts
• Greek: αρπακτικό (arpaktikó) — animal or organism that hunts
• Hebrew: טוֹרֵף (toréf) — animal or organism that hunts
• Hindi: दरिंदा (darindā) — animal or organism that hunts
• Hungarian: ragadozó — animal or organism that hunts
• Icelandic: rándýr — animal or organism that hunts
• Indonesian: pemangsa — animal or organism that hunts
• Irish: creachadóir — animal or organism that hunts
• Italian: predatore — animal or organism that hunts
• Japanese: 天敵 (tenteki) — animal or organism that hunts
• Kazakh: жыртқыш (jyrtqyş) — animal or organism that hunts
• Korean: 천적 (cheonjeok) — animal or organism that hunts
• Northern Kurdish: dirinde — animal or organism that hunts
• Northern Kurdish: hov — animal or organism that hunts
• Kyrgyz: жырткыч (jırtkıc) — animal or organism that hunts
• Latin: praedātor — animal or organism that hunts
• Latvian: plēsonis — animal or organism that hunts
• Lithuanian: plėšrūnas — animal or organism that hunts
• Macedonian: предатор (predator) — animal or organism that hunts
• Macedonian: грабливец (grablivec) — animal or organism that hunts
• Malay: pemangsa — animal or organism that hunts
• Māori: kaikonihi — animal or organism that hunts
• Mongolian: махчин амьтан (maxčin amʹtan) — animal or organism that hunts
• Norwegian Bokmål: rovdyr — animal or organism that hunts
• Norwegian Nynorsk: rovdyr — animal or organism that hunts
• Pashto: ښکارکوونکی (x̌kārkawūnkay) — animal or organism that hunts
• Persian: دَرَنْدَه (daranda) — animal or organism that hunts
• Dari: دَرِنْدَه (darinda) — animal or organism that hunts
• Iranian Persian: دَرَنْدِه (darande) — animal or organism that hunts
• Polish: drapieżnik — animal or organism that hunts
• Portuguese: predador — animal or organism that hunts
• Romanian: prădător — animal or organism that hunts
• Russian: хи́щник (xíščnik) — animal or organism that hunts
• Serbo-Croatian: прѐда̄тор — animal or organism that hunts
• Serbo-Croatian: prèdātor — animal or organism that hunts
• Slovak: dravec — animal or organism that hunts
• Slovene: plenilec — animal or organism that hunts
• Slovene: ujeda — animal or organism that hunts
• Lower Sorbian: rubjažne zwěrje — animal or organism that hunts
• Lower Sorbian: tergate zwěrje — animal or organism that hunts
• Spanish: predador — animal or organism that hunts
• Spanish: depredador — animal or organism that hunts
• Swedish: rovdjur — animal or organism that hunts
• Swedish: predator — animal or organism that hunts
• Tajik: дарранда (darranda) — animal or organism that hunts
• Tatar: ерткыч (yırtqıç) — animal or organism that hunts
• Thai: นักล่า (nák-lâa) — animal or organism that hunts
• Thai: ผู้ล่า (pûu-lâa) — animal or organism that hunts
• Turkish: yırtıcı — animal or organism that hunts
• Ottoman Turkish: یرتیجی (yırtıcı) — animal or organism that hunts
• Turkmen: ýyrtyjy — animal or organism that hunts
• Ukrainian: хижа́к (xyžák) — animal or organism that hunts
• Urdu: دَرِنْدَہ (darinda) — animal or organism that hunts
• Uyghur: يىرتقۇچ (yirtquch) — animal or organism that hunts
• Uzbek: yirtqich — animal or organism that hunts
• Uzbek: darranda — animal or organism that hunts
• Vietnamese: động vật ăn thịt — animal or organism that hunts
• Welsh: rheibiwr — animal or organism that hunts
• Welsh: ysglyfaethwr — animal or organism that hunts
• Zazaki: dırıter — animal or organism that hunts
• Zazaki: dırıtoğ — animal or organism that hunts
• Catalan: depredador — someone who attacks and plunders
• Chinese Mandarin: 掠奪者 /掠夺者 (lüèduózhě) — someone who attacks and plunders
• Galician: predador — someone who attacks and plunders
• Greek: αρπακτικό (arpaktikó) — someone who attacks and plunders
• Greek: άρπαγας (árpagas) — someone who attacks and plunders
• Hungarian: ragadozó — someone who attacks and plunders
• Italian: predatore — someone who attacks and plunders
• Italian: predone — someone who attacks and plunders
• Latin: praedātor — someone who attacks and plunders
• Māori: konihi — someone who attacks and plunders
• Portuguese: predador — someone who attacks and plunders
• Russian: хи́щник (xíščnik) — someone who attacks and plunders
• Spanish: depredador — someone who attacks and plunders
• Ukrainian: хижа́к (xyžák) — someone who attacks and plunders
• Zazaki: nengu eşten — someone who attacks and plunders