English
Etymology
From its habit of feeding on carrion.
Pronunciation
Noun
carrion crow (plural carrion crows)
- The common European black crow Corvus corone.
- The American black vulture Coragyps atratus.
Translations
Corvus corone
- Ainu: シㇼパㇱクㇽ (sirpaskur)
- Armenian: մոխրագույն ագռավ (moxraguyn agṙav)
- Asturian: cuerva (ast), glaya (ast)
- Avar: чӏегӏераб гъеду (čʼeʻerab ğedu)
- Basque: belabeltz
- Breton: bran zu f
- Bulgarian: черна врана f (černa vrana)
- Catalan: cornella negra f
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 小嘴乌鸦 (xiǎo zuǐ wūyā)
- Czech: vrána černá f
- Danish: sortkrage c
- Dutch: zwarte kraai (nl)
- Emilian: curnàcia f
- Esperanto: nigra korniko
- Estonian: mustvares
- Faroese: kráka f, (Corvus corone corone): hjaltakráka f
- Finnish: nokivaris
- French: corneille noire (fr) f
- Frisian:
- West Frisian: swarte krie (fy)
- Galician: cornella f, corvo (gl) m
- German: Rabenkrähe (de) f, Aaskrähe (de) f
- Greek: κουρούνα (el) f (kouroúna)
- Ancient Greek: δεδώνη f (dedṓnē)
- Hungarian: kormos varjú
- Ingush: iаьржа къайг (iärža qʼajg)
- Irish: caróg dhubh f
- Italian: cornacchia (it) f
- Japanese: ハシボソガラス (hashibosogarasu)
- Kazakh: қара қарға (qara qarğa)
- Korean: 송장까마귀 (songjangkkamagwi)
- Latvian: melnā vārna f
- Lithuanian: juodoji varna f
- Norwegian: svartkråke
- Polish: czarnowron (pl) m, wroniec (pl) m, wrona czarna (pl) f
- Portuguese: gralha-preta f
- Russian: чёрная воро́на f (čórnaja voróna)
- Scots: haver craw
- Slovak: vrana čierna (sk) f
- Sorbian:
- Lower Sorbian: carna karwona f
- Upper Sorbian: čorna wróna f
- Spanish: corneja negra f
- Swedish: svartkråka c
- Tamil: கரியன் காகம் (kariyaṉ kākam)
- Turkish: leş kargası (tr)
- Ottoman Turkish: زاغ (zağ)
- Udmurt: сьӧд куака (śöd kuaka)
- Ukrainian: воро́на чо́рна f (voróna čórna)
- Uzbek: qargʻa (uz)
- Venetan: cornàcia f
- Veps: must variš
- Volapük: krov (vo)
- Welsh: brân dyddyn f, brân furgyn f
- West Flemish: zworte kroaie
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