sea monster

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54 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: seemonster — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Aramaic: ܩܐܛܐ (qēʾṭāʾ) — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Old Armenian: ընգղայ (əngłay) — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Bengali: কল্পিত জলচর জীব (kolpito jolocor jib) — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Catalan: monstre marí — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Chinese Mandarin: 鯤 /鲲 (kūn) — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Chinese Mandarin: 海怪 (hǎi guài) — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Chinese Mandarin: 水鬼 (shuǐguǐ) — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Dutch: zeemonster — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Dutch: zeegedrocht — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Dutch: kraak — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Esperanto: mara monstro — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Esperanto: marmonstro — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Estonian: merekoletis — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Finnish: merihirviö — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Finnish: turso — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• French: monstre marin — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• German: Seeungeheuer — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• German: Meerungeheuer — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Greek: κήτος (kítos) — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Ancient Greek: κῆτος (kêtos) — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Icelandic: sæskrímsli — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Ido: monstro marala — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Indonesian: monster laut — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Irish: ollphéist mhara — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Old Irish: bled — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Italian: mostro marino — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Japanese: 海の怪物 (umi no kaibutsu) — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Japanese: 海坊主 (umibōzu) — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Korean: 바다 괴물 (bada goemul) — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Latin: cētus — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Latin: cētos — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Latin: pistris — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Latin: mōnstrum marīnum — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Māori: marakihau — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Māori: rātāmoko — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Māori: parata — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Marathi: समुद्री राक्षस (samudrī rākṣas) — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Norwegian Bokmål: sjøuhyre — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Norwegian Bokmål: havmonster — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Norwegian Nynorsk: sjøuhyre — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Portuguese: monstro marinho — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Russian: морско́е чудо́вище (morskóje čudóvišče) — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Russian: чу́до-ю́до (čúdo-júdo) — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Serbo-Croatian: морско чу̏довӣште — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Serbo-Croatian: morsko čȕdovīšte — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Spanish: monstruo marino — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Swedish: sjöodjur — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Swedish: havsmonster — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Swedish: havsvidunder — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Tagalog: halimaw ng dagat — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Vietnamese: quái vật biển — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Welsh: morfil — large, aggressive creature in the sea
• Yiddish: ים־מאָנסטער (yam-monster) — large, aggressive creature in the sea