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Etymology
Old French malart, mallart, possibly derived from malle "male".
Pronunciation
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Image:Mallard_Branford_CT.jpg|thumb|right|A Male Mallard
Noun
en-noun
- A common and widespread dabbling duck, Anas platyrhynchos, whose male has a distinctive dark green head.
Translations
Albanian: rosa e vëndit
Belarusian: крыжанка
(kryžanka)
Binomial name: Anas platyrhynchos
Breton: houad-korz
Bulgarian:
дива патица,
зеленоглавка (diva patica,
zelenoglavka)
Catalan: ánade azulón / ánade real
Czech: kachna divoká
Croatian: divlja
patka
Danish: gråand
Dutch: wilde eend f
Esperanto: platbeka anaso
Estonian: sinikael
part
Faroese: villdunna
Finnish: sinisorsa, heinäsorsa
French: canard colvert m
Frisian: wylde
ein
Friulian: masurin, mazar, mazorin, raze grande
Gallegan: pato real
German: Stockente f
Greek, Modern:
Ï€ÏασινοκÎφαλη
(prasinokefali)
Hungarian: tőkés réce
Icelandic: stokkönd
Irish:
lacha
Italian: anatra selvatica f
mid
Korean: 물오리 (murOri),
ì²ë‘¥ì˜¤ë¦¬ (cheongdungOri)
Ladin: anera salvaria
Latvian: meža pīle,
mercene
Lithuanian: didżioji antis
Macedonian: дива
патка (diva patka)
Maltese: kuluvert
Norwegian: stokkand
Occitan:
à nec coll-verd
Polish: kaczka krzyżówka
Portuguese: marreco m
Romansh: anda
selvadia
Romany: divlio-ratsoy m divlio-ratsa f
Russian:
обыкновеннаÑ
крÑква (obyknovennaja krjakva)
Sami: duoršu
Sardinian: anadi conca birdi, conchirde,
testirde
Scottish: lacha
Serbian: патка
глувара (patka gluvara)
Slovak: kaÄica divá
Slovenian:
mlakarica, divja raca
Spanish: pato silvestre m
Swedish: gräsand c
Ukrainian:
крижень (križen’)
Upper Sorbian: dźiwja
kaÄka
Welsh: hwyaden wyllt
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