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English
Etymology
From stone + chat.
Noun
stonechat (plural stonechats)
- Any of various small Old World passerine birds of the genus Saxicola that feed on insects.
Derived terms
Translations
bird
- Asturian: charchar (ast), becharchar (ast)
- Bulgarian: ливадарче n (livadarče)
- Catalan: bitxac m
- Finnish: pensastasku (fi)
- French: tarier (fr) m, traquet (fr) m, saxicole (fr) m or f
- Galician: chasco (gl) m
- German: Schwarzkehlchen (de) n
- Hungarian: cigánycsuk
- Irish: bod ar dris (ga) m, caislín cloch m, clochrán m, caislín dearg m (male), Donncha an chaipín m (male), Máirín an triúis f (female)
- Italian: saltimpalo (it) m
- Norman: crac dé geon m (Jersey), craquelîn d'geon m (Jersey)
- Polish: kląskawka f
- Portuguese: cartaxo (pt)
- Romanian: mărăcinar (ro) m
- Russian: чека́н (ru) m (čekán)
- Scottish Gaelic: clacharan m, clachairean m
- Slovak: pŕhľaviar m
- Spanish: tarabilla (es) f
- Swedish: buskskvätta (sv) c
- Ukrainian: трав'янка f (travʺjanka)
- Venetan: favréto m
- Volapük: saxikol
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