white-tailed deer

English

Noun

white-tailed deer (plural white-tailed deer)

A medium-sized deer found throughout most of North and Central America and northern portions of South America; Odocoileus virginianus.

Translations

type of deer

Catalan: cérvol de Virgínia m
Cheyenne: oómêsta'hasené-váótséva
Comanche: piʔtohtsíaʔ
Estonian: valgesaba
Finnish: valkohäntäpeura (fi)
French: cerf de Virginie (fr) m
German: Weißwedelhirsch m
Irish: fia earrbhán m
Italian: cervo della Virginia m, cervo dalla coda bianca m

Miami: ayaapia moohswa
Nahuatl: mazatl (nah)
Navajo: bįįh bitseełgaiígíí
Papiamentu: biná
Portuguese: suaçuapara m, cariacu m, veado-de-cauda-branca m
Quechua: yuraqchupa luwichu
Russian: белохво́стый оле́нь m (beloxvóstyj olénʹ)
Spanish: venado de cola blanca m, venado gris m, ciervo de cola blanca m, venado de Virginia m, ciervo de Virginia m
Swedish: vitsvanshjort c

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