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"What's 'wolf' in Tsalagi?"

I don't know if you'll ever get in the situation asking this. Nevertheless, it may interesting and fascinating to see how the word "wolf" translates in foreign languages. In the following list, there are also a few less common languages.

The list is not complete and I cannot guarantee for its correctness. The translations are partly taken from online-dictionaries.

Language Word for "wolf"
Afrikaans Wolf
Arabic dhi'ib
Bulgarian Wylk
Bengali Shial
Celtic faol
Czech Vlk
Danish Ulv
Dutch Wolf
Estonian Hunt (wolf pup: hundikutsikas)
Finnish Susi
French Loup
Gaelic mac tíre (son of the land) or: faolchú (wild dog)
German Wolf
Greek Lykos
Hebrew Ze'ev
Hungarian Farkas
Indonesian Serigala
Italian Lupo
Japanese Ookami
Korean Iri
Latvian Vilks
Norwegian Ulv
Polish Wilk
Portuguese Lobo
Romanian Lup
Russian Wolk (????)
Serbocroatian Vuk
Sinhala wurkeya
Spanish Lobo
Swedish Varg
Turkish Kurt
Welsh Blaidd
Latin Lupus

Indigenous Languages

Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) ma'iingan
Inuit Amarok
Cherokee / Tsalagi wa-hya
Hawaiian 'ilio hae (also: lupo)
Salish stakia
Seneca utháyôni

Fantasy Languages: Lord of the Rings: Elbish

Sindarin draug / garaf / araf
Quenya (Noldorin) ngarmo / ráca

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