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Image:Mammoth.png|thumb|A mammoth
English

Etymology
From obsolete Russian маман� (modern мамон�), probably from Old Vogul *m�mo�t �earth-horn� (compare Mansi m� �earth�, ou̯t� �horn�).

Pronunciation
IPA|/�mæm�θ/

Noun
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en-noun

1. A large, hairy, extinct elephant-like mammal. Scientific name: Mammuthus.
2. figurative Something very large of its kind.

Translations
trans-top|elephant-like mammal
Bosnian: t-|bs|mamut|m
Chinese: t-|cmn|��|scHani|xsMandarin, t-|cmn|��|scHani|xsMandarin (m�ngmà)
Czech: t-|cs|mamut|m
Dutch: t+|nl|mammoet|m
Finnish: t-|fi|mammutti
French: t|fr|mammouth|m
German: t+|de|Mammut|n
Interlingua: t-|ia|mammut|xs=Interlingua
Italian: t+|it|mammut|m
Japanese: t-|ja|����|sc=Jpan (manmosu)
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Macedonian: t-|mk|мам��|m|sc=Cyrl
Norwegian: t+|no|mammut|m
Russian: t+|ru|мамон�|m|sc=Cyrl (mámont)
Serbian:
:Cyrillic: t-|sr|мам��|m|sc=Cyrl
:Roman: t-|sr|mamut|m
Slovenian: t+|sl|mamut|m
Spanish: t-|es|mamut|m
Swedish: t-|sv|mammut|c
Ukrainian: t-|uk|мамон�|m|scCyrl|xsUkrainian
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Adjective
mammoth (comparative more mammoth, superlative most mammoth)

1. Very large.

Synonyms
colossal, enormous, gigantic, huge, titanic

Translations

Finnish: mammutti- (in compounds), mammuttimainen, jättiläismäinen
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