birdcage

See also: bird-cage

English

Etymology

bird +‎ cage.

Noun

birdcage (plural birdcages)

A cage to keep pet or zoological specimen birds in.
(uncountable) A game of chance played with dice; chuck-a-luck.

Translations

cage to keep birds in

Chinese:
Mandarin: 鳥籠 (zh), 鸟笼 (zh) (niǎolóng)
Finnish: lintuhäkki
French: panier (fr) m, volière (fr) f
German: Vogelbauer (de) m
Greek:
Ancient Greek: κλωβός m (klōbós)
Hausa: kējī̀ m
Irish: éanadán m
Italian: voliera (it) f

Japanese: 鳥籠 (とりかご, torikago)
Khmer: ទ្រុងសត្វ (trung sat)
Korean: 새장 (saejang)
Latin: cavea f
Persian: قفس‎ (fa) (qafas)
Portuguese: gaiola (pt) f
Russian: кле́тка (ru) f (klétka) (для птиц)
Scottish Gaelic: eunadan m
Spanish: jaula (es) f
Swedish: fågelbur

See also

Anagrams

cage bird, cagebird

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