Marmota caligataFromMiddle Frenchmarmote, fromOld Frenchmarmotaine,marmontaine,murmontain, from OldFranco-Provençalmarmotan, fromVulgar Latin*mures montani, fromLatinmus monti(“mountain rat”); akin toEngadinRomanschmurmont,Old High Germanmuremunto (dialectalGermanMurmentel, standardMurmeltier).
marmot (pluralmarmots)
- Any of several large ground-dwellingrodents of thegeneraMarmota andCynomys in thesquirrel family.
rodent of the genera Marmota
- Albanian:(pleaseverify)marmota
- Arabic:مَرْمُوط m(marmūṭ)
- Armenian:արջամուկ(arǰamuk)
- Azerbaijani:marmot
- Basque:marmota (eu)
- Belarusian:суро́к m(surók)
- Breton:moregan an alpoù
- Bulgarian:мармот (bg) m(marmot)
- Catalan:marmota (ca) f
- Chinese:
- Literary Chinese:鼧鼥(tuóbá)
- Mandarin:旱獺 /旱獭 (zh)(hàntǎ),土撥鼠 /土拨鼠 (zh)(tǔbōshǔ)
- Chuvash:сӑвӑр(săvăr)
- Czech:svišť (cs) m
- Danish:murmeldyr n
- Dutch:marmot (nl) f
- Esperanto:marmoto
- Estonian:ümiseja
- Even:ча̄ма̇к(cāmȧk)
- Faroese:múrmildýr
- Finnish:murmeli (fi)
- French:marmotte (fr) f
- Friulian:marmote
- Galician:marmota
- Georgian:ზაზუნა (ka)(zazuna)
- German:Murmeltier (de) n
- Greek:μαρμότα (el) f(marmóta)
- Hindi:फीया(phīyā),मारमोट(mārmoṭ)
- Hungarian:mormota (hu)
- Icelandic:múrmeldýr (is) n
- Irish:marmat
- Italian:marmotta (it)
- Japanese:マーモット (ja)(māmotto)
- Kalmyk:тарвһн(tarvğn)
- Kanakanabu:kukuvara
- Kazakh:суыр(suyr)
- Khakas:тарбаған(tarbağan)
- Korean:마멋(mameot)
- Kyrgyz:суур (ky)(suur)
- Ladin:marmota
- Latvian:murkšķis m
- Lithuanian:švilpikas m
- Macedonian:мрмот m(mrmot)
- Malay:marmut
- Maltese:far il-ġebel
- Manchu:ᡨᠠᡵᠪᠠᡥᡳ(tarbahi)
- Mòcheno:marmota f
- Mongolian:тарвага (mn)(tarvaga)
- Navajo:dilchaʼ
- Norwegian:murmeldyr n
- Occitan:marmòta (oc),dormilhosa,muret
- Ottoman Turkish:طاغ صیچانی(dağ sıçanı)
- Persian:مارموت(mârmut)
- Polish:świstak (pl) m,świszcz (pl) m
- Portuguese:marmota (pt) f
- Romanian:marmotă (ro) f
- Romansch:muntanella
- Russian:суро́к (ru) m(surók),байба́к (ru) m(bajbák)
- Sami:murmel,murmelealli
- Sardinian:marmotta,drummiccioni
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic:свизац m,свизавац m,мрмот m
- Roman:svizac (sh) m,svizavac m,mrmot (sh) m
- Slovak:svišť m
- Slovene:svizec (sl) m
- Sorbian:
- Lower:boback m
- Upper:bobak m
- Southern Altai:тарбаган(tarbagan)
- Spanish:marmota (es) f
- Swedish:murmeldjur (sv) n
- Tajik:суғур(suġur)
- Tatar:байбак (tt)(baybaq),сөркә(sörkä),суыр(suwır)
- Thai:มาร์มอต(maa-mɔ́t)
- Tibetan:ཕྱི་བ(phyi ba)
- Turkish:dağ sıçanı (tr)
- Tuvan:тарбаган(tarbagan)
- Ukrainian:баба́к (uk) m(babák),байба́к m(bajbák)
- Uyghur:سۇغۇر(sughur)
- Uzbek:sugʻur (uz)
- Vietnamese:macmôt,mác-mốt
- Welsh:twrlla, marmot
- West Frisian:bargemot, marmot
- Written Oirat:ᡐᠠᠷᡋᠠᡎᠠ(tarbaɣa)
- Yakut:таарбаҕан(taarbağan)
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Borrowed fromFrenchmarmotte. Possibly related to Middle Dutchmarmotte(“goblin, kobold”).
- IPA(key): /mɑrˈmɔt/
- Hyphenation:mar‧mot
- Rhymes:-ɔt
marmot f (pluralmarmotten)
- marmot, rodent of the genusMarmota
Probably frommarmotter.
marmot m (pluralmarmots,femininemarmotte)
- (archaic) an architecturalgrotesque, especially a door knocker
- (colloquial)kid,brat
2015 [2004], Stéphane Dompierre,Un petit pas pour l'homme [A small step for man],→ISBN,page171:— C’est bon. Et en lui posant des questions sur elle, tu finis par apprendre qu’elle a unmarmot. Tu fais quoi ?- "That's alright. And by asking her questions about her, you end up learning she has akid. What are you doing?"
Borrowed fromFrenchmarmot.
marmot m (pluralmarmots)
- (Jersey)brat
marmot on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
Marmota on Wikispecies.Wikispecies
Category:Marmota on Wikimedia Commons.Wikimedia Commons