Noun
Siberian jay (plural Siberian jays)
- A jay widespread in northern Eurasia, Perisoreus infaustus
Translations
Perisoreus infaustus
- Afrikaans: siberiese gaai
- Bashkir: ҡыжҡылдаҡ (qıjqıldaq)
- Belarusian: кукша f (kukša)
- Breton: kegin an taiga f
- Bulgarian: сибирска сойка f (sibirska sojka)
- Catalan: gaig siberià m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 北噪鸦 (běi zào-yā)
- Chuvash: ӗшпӗл (ĕšpĕl)
- Czech: sojka zlověstná f
- Danish: lavskrige c
- Dutch: taigagaai (nl) m
- Esperanto: muta garolo
- Estonian: laanenäär (et)
- Evenki: кукэ̄вкӣ (kukə̄wkī)
- Finnish: kuukkeli (fi)
- French: mésangeai imitateur (fr) m
- Galician: estorniño pinto (gl) m
- Georgian: ჩვეჴლებრივი შოშია (čveqlebrivi šošia)
- German: Unglückshäher (de) m
- Hungarian: északi szajkó
- Irish: scréachóg earr-rua f
- Italian: ghiandaia siberiana f
- Japanese: アカオカケス (akaokakesu)
- Kalmyk: дуудуш (duuduş)
- Karakalpak: кукша
- Karelian: kottaraine
- Kazakh: абдырық (abdyryq)
- Kyrgyz: чер үрпөк тааны (cer ürpök taanı)
- Latvian: bēdrozis m
- Lithuanian: sibirinis kėkštas m
- Livvi: al’ppuvaroi
- Mongolian: хөвчийн дуудууш (xövčiin duuduuš)
- Northern Sami: guovssat
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: lavskrike m or f
- Nynorsk: lavskrikje f, lavskrike f
- Polish: sójka syberyjska (pl) f
- Portuguese: gaio-siberiano m
- Romanian: gaiță siberiană f
- Russian: ку́кша (ru) f (kúkša)
- Sami:
- Ter Sami: кы̄ссыӈӈьк (kï̄ssïŋŋʼk)
- Slovak: škriekavec zlovestný m
- Slovene: zlovešča šoja f
- Spanish: arrendajo siberiano m, arrendajo funesto m
- Swedish: lavskrika (sv) c
- Turkmen: sar
- Ukrainian: кукша f (kukša)
- Yakut: кукаакы (kukaakı)
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