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nounбелая куропатка* * *(n) белая куропатка* * ** * *[ptar·mi·gan || 'tɑrmɪgən /'tɑː-] n. белая куропатка* * *белая куропатка -
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['tɑːmɪgən]nбі́ла курі́пка -
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(a type of bird usually found in cold northern regions.) είδος αγριόχηνας -
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s.1 perdiz nival.2 lagópedo, lagópodo alpino, chocha de nieve, perdiz blanca. -
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The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > ptarmigan
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—1. LAT Lagopus mutus ( Montin)2. RUS тундряная куропатка f3. ENG rock ptarmigan4. DEU Alpen-Schneehuhn n5. FRA lagopède m muet [des Alpes, alpin, des rochers], perdrix f de roche [des roches]ПЯТИЯЗЫЧНЫЙ СЛОВАРЬ НАЗВАНИЙ ЖИВОТНЫХ — птицы > ptarmigan, rock
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ptarmigan — ● ptarmigan nom masculin (anglais ptarmigan) Nom donné à un type de grouse. ⇒PTARMIGAN, subst. masc. ZOOL. Perdrix blanche des montagnes et des contrées arctiques; p. méton., viande de cet animal. Synon. plus usuel lagopède. Souper d un bon… … Encyclopédie Universelle
Ptarmigan — Ptar mi*gan, n. [Gael. tarmachan; cf. Ir. tarmochan, tarmonach.] (Zo[ o]l.) Any grouse of the genus {Lagopus}, of which numerous species are known. The feet are completely feathered. Most of the species are brown in summer, but turn white, or… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
ptarmigan — [tär′mi gən] n. pl. ptarmigans or ptarmigan [altered (by assoc. with PTERO ) < earlier termigan < Scot tarmachan] any of a genus (Lagopus) of brownish arctic, subarctic, or alpine grouse with feathered legs and feet, usually having white… … English World dictionary
Ptarmigan — Ptarmigan, das Schneehuhn … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
ptarmigan — bird of the grouse family, 1590s, from Gael. tarmachan, of unknown origin. The PT (Cf. pt ) spelling (1680s) is a mistaken Greek construction … Etymology dictionary
ptarmigan — ► NOUN ▪ a grouse of northern mountains and the Arctic, having grey and black plumage which changes to white in winter. ORIGIN Scottish Gaelic tàrmachan … English terms dictionary
Ptarmigan — NOTOC : This article deals with the European species named Ptarmigan known in North America as the Rock Ptarmigan. For the Willow Ptarmigan, see Willow Grouse; see also White tailed Ptarmigan.Taxobox name = Ptarmigan status = LC status system =… … Wikipedia
ptarmigan — /tahr mi geuhn/, n., pl. ptarmigans, (esp. collectively) ptarmigan. any of several grouses of the genus Lagopus, of mountainous and cold northern regions, having feathered feet. [1590 1600; pseudo Gk sp. of ScotGael tarmarchan, akin to Ir… … Universalium
ptarmigan — (ptar mi gan) s. m. Nom d un oiseau des contrées arctiques. SUPPLÉMENT AU DICTIONNAIRE PTARMIGAN. Ajoutez : REM. Le ptarmigan se trouve en deçà des contrées arctiques. • Toute la contrée [les Highlands d Ecosse] a été atteinte d une épidémie … Dictionnaire de la Langue Française d'Émile Littré
ptarmigan — [16] Ptarmigan was borrowed from Scottish Gaelic tarmachan, a diminutive form of tarmach ‘ptarmigan’. There is no etymological justification for the spelling pt . It was foisted on the word in the late 17th century in the erroneous belief that it … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
ptarmigan — [16] Ptarmigan was borrowed from Scottish Gaelic tarmachan, a diminutive form of tarmach ‘ptarmigan’. There is no etymological justification for the spelling pt . It was foisted on the word in the late 17th century in the erroneous belief that it … Word origins