toucan
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English
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Etymology
[edit ]Borrowed from French toucan , borrowed from Old Tupi tukana , from Proto-Tupi-Guarani *tũkãn , from Proto-Tupian *jɨokãn .
Pronunciation
[edit ]Noun
[edit ]toucan (plural toucans )
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- Any of various neotropical frugivorous birds from the family Ramphastidae , with a large colorful beak.
- 1924, Herman Melville, Billy Budd , ch 2:
- The ear, small and shapely, the arch of the foot, the curve in mouth and nostril, even the indurated hand dyed to the orange-tawny of the toucan's bill, a hand telling alike of the halyards and tar-bucket;
Derived terms
[edit ]Translations
[edit ]Ramphastid
- Achuar: tsukangká , pinínch
- Afrikaans: reënboogvoël
- Aguaruna: tsukagká
- Akawaio: kiiyabok
- Altai:
- Southern Altai: тукан (tukan)
- Andoque: se'hʌ
- Apalaí: kãkue
- Arabic: طُوقَان m (ṭūqān)
- Arára (Pará): ɛŋnaɾanu
- Armenian: տուկան (tukan)
- Assamese: টুকান (tukan)
- Asturian: tucán (ast) m
- Atayal: ra'hé
- Azerbaijani: tukan
- Baniwa: dzátte
- Barasana: rasé
- Basque: tukan (eu)
- Belarusian: тукан m (tukan)
- Bora: thóʔrokwa
- Breton: toukan m
- Bulgarian: тукан m (tukan)
- Cabiyarí: tʃáate
- Camsá: pikúdo
- Candoshi-Shapra: psibsi
- Carapana: rase
- Catalan: tucà m
- Cavineña: cokwe
- Chamicuro: kya'ti
- Cherokee: ᎤᏔᎾ ᎠᎧᏴᏌᏗ (utana akayvsadi)
- Chinese:
- Chiquitano: nononése
- Cocama: piakui
- Cofán: socu
- Cubeo: joeve
- Czech: tukan (cs) m
- Danish: tukan c
- Dâw: çôkwêt
- Desano: nasĩ
- Dutch: toekan (nl) m
- Ese Ejja: sokwé
- Esperanto: tukano
- Estonian: tuukan
- Finnish: tukaani (fi)
- Fon: kpálókwín
- French: toucan (fr) m
- Galician: tucano (gl) m
- Georgian: ტუკან (ṭuḳan)
- German: Tukan (de) m, Pfefferfresser m, Pfeffervogel m
- Greek: τουκάν (el) n (toukán)
- Guahibo: kalikuelekue
- Guanano: dasa
- Guarani:
- Guayabero: tʃahɨ́a
- Guianese Creole: toukan
- Hebrew: טוּקָן m (tukan)
- Huambisa: shaartik
- Huaorani: pegopæ
- Huitoto:
- Hungarian: tukán (hu)
- Hupdë: cɔkw'ǝ́t
- Icelandic: túkan m
- Ido: tukano (io)
- Indonesian: tukan
- Inga: pikudu
- Irish: túcán m
- Italian: tucano (it) m
- Jabutí: hõtxi
- Jamamadí: (Banawá) kaka
- Japanese: 大嘴 (ja) (おおはし, ōhashi), 巨嘴鳥 (ja) (きょしちょう, kyōshichō)
- Kaingang: grũ
- Kamayurá: tukan
- Karitiâna: nhe ́okõm
- Kazakh: шоттұмсық (šottumsıq), тукан (tuwkan)
- Kichwa: dumbiki , pinsha , sicwanga (Southern Pastaza)
- Korean: 큰부리새류 (keunburisaeryu)
- Koreguaje: ñase
- Kwaza: bilitsyhỹ , mãrãkãkã , xowywy
- Latvian: tukāns m
- Lithuanian: tukanas (lt) m
- Luxembourgish: Tukan m
- Macedonian: тукан m (tukan)
- Malayalam: ടൂക്കൻ (ṭūkkaṉ)
- Maltese: tukan m
- Mandahuaca: dáːse
- Manx: parrad stronnagh f
- Mapoyo: sa'we
- Mari:
- Western Mari: тукан (tukan)
- Matsés: chëdo
- Muinane: nɨ́go
- Nahuatl: tēnācatl (nah)
- Navajo: tsídii bidaatsoh naashchʼąąʼí
- Nheengatu: tukana
- Ninam: matšop
- Northern Emberá: kẽõará
- Norwegian:
- Nukak Makú: nih
- Ocaina: ñoxaahcho
- Occitan: tocan (oc) m
- Panare: chipuko , chipukoñe
- Pareci: tore
- Pemon: kiarue
- Persian: توکان (fa) (tukân)
- Piapoco: cháse
- Piaroa: yahóh
- Piratapuyo: da'se
- Polish: tukan (pl) m
- Portuguese: tucano (pt) m
- Quechua: pinsha
- Romanian: tucan (ro) m
- Russian: тука́н (ru) m (tukán)
- Saliba (Colombia): malinaidi
- Sanumá: matsupɨ
- Scottish Gaelic: tùcan m
- Secoya: ñase
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Shuar: ikiák
- Siona: ñase
- Siriano: nasĩ́
- Sirionó: quiãcuã
- Slovak: tukan m
- Slovene: tukan (sl) m
- Spanish: tucán (es) m, diostedé m (literally "god give you"), picofeo (es) m (literally "ugly beak"), raco m, yátaro m
- Swedish: tukan (sv) c
- Tamil: தூக்கான் (tūkkāṉ)
- Tanimuca-Retuarã: dã'hẽã
- Tariana: yáːse
- Taushiro: ahuan
- Thai: นกปากใหญ่ (nók bpàak yài)
- Tucano: dasê
- Turkish: tukan
- Tuyuca: da'sé
- Tzotzil: pan mut
- Ukrainian: тукан m (tukan)
- Urarina: ïhaḍzi
- Volapük: tukan (vo)
- Waimaha: dahɛ́
- Waiwai: yawke
- Wapishana: tʃakui
- Wari': awu
- Wayampi: tukã
- Wayana: kijapok
- Welsh: twcan m, gŵydd Americanaidd f
- Yagua: nuva
- Yanomam: mayepɨ
- Yanomamö: mayup
- Yavitero: yukúwe
- Ye'kwana: shahoko
- Yiddish: טוקאַן m (tukan)
- Yucatec Maya: pan ch'eel
- Yucuna: yaje
- Yuhup: cɔhkɤt
- Yukpa: koajka
- Yurutí: dásee
- Yuwana: chejko
See also
[edit ]Anagrams
[edit ]French
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Etymology
[edit ]Borrowed from Old Tupi tukana .
Pronunciation
[edit ]Noun
[edit ]toucan m (plural toucans )
Descendants
[edit ]Further reading
[edit ]- "toucan", in Trésor de la langue française informatisé [Digitized Treasury of the French Language], 2012
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