wild animal

English

Noun

wild animal (plural wild animals)

Any animal living in a natural, undomesticated state.
(figuratively) One exhibiting uncontrolled behaviour.
an animal, usually one of the larger terrestrial land animals, that has not been domesticated and is potentially dangerous to humans

Translations

animal living in a natural, undomesticated state

Catalan: fera (ca) f, bèstia (ca) f
Central Sierra Miwok: halé·-to-
Chinese:
Mandarin: 野獸 (zh), 野兽 (zh) (yěshòu), 野生動物 (zh), 野生动物 (zh) (yěshēng dòngwù)
Crimean Tatar: kiyik ayvan
Dutch: wild dier
Finnish: villieläin (fi)
French: animal sauvage m
Galician: animal salvaxe m
Georgian: ნადირი (nadiri), მხეცი (mxeci)
German: wildes Tier n, Wildtier (de) n
Greek: αγρίμι (el) n (agrími)
Hebrew: חַיַּת בַּר‎ f (ḥayyát bar)
Hungarian: vadállat (hu)
Indonesian: binatang liar

Irish: beithíoch allta m
Italian: animale selvatico m
Japanese: 野生動物 (やせいどうぶつ, yaseidōbutsu)
Korean: 야생 동물 (yasaeng dongmul)
Latin: fera (la)
Norwegian:
Bokmål: villdyr n

Nynorsk: villdyr n
Portuguese: fera (pt) f
Quechua: k'ita uywa
Romanian: animal sălbatic n
Russian: ди́кое живо́тное n (díkoje živótnoje)
Spanish: fiera (es) f
Swahili: mnyama wa porini

an animal, usually a mammalian predator, that is not the product of selective breeding

Dutch: wild dier

See also

Picture dictionary

References

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