English
Alternative forms
Noun
eagle owl (plural eagle owls)
- Any of various Old World large owls of the genus Bubo, especially the Eurasian eagle owl, Bubo bubo, that have prominent ear tufts.
Usage notes
According to relatively recent genetic research the genus Bubo also includes snowy owl (former Nyctea), fish owls (former Ketupa) and fishing owls (former Scotopelia). Further research may result in new different split of the genus.
Translations
large owl of genus Bubo
- Albanian: bufi
- Aragonese: bobón m
- Basque: hontz handi
- Belarusian: філін (filin)
- Breton: toud meur
- Bulgarian: бухал (bg) m (buhal)
- Catalan: duc (ca) m
- Crimean Tatar: puğu
- Czech: výr (cs) m
- Danish: stor hornugle c
- Dutch: ehoe m
- Esperanto: gufo
- Estonian: kassikakk (et)
- Faroese: stór hornugla f
- Finnish: huuhkaja (fi)
- French: grand duc (fr) m
- Friulian: dűc, dűt
- Galician: bufo real m
- German: Uhu (de) m; Schuhu m (dialectal)
- Greek: μπούφος (el) m (boúfos)
- Ancient Greek: βύας m (búas)
- Hebrew: אוח m (oakh)
- Hungarian: uhu (hu)
- Icelandic: úfur (is)
- Indonesian:
- Irish: rí-ulchabhán m
- Italian: gufo reale m
- Japanese:
- Ladin: duch, puin
- Latgalian: opūgs m
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- Latin: (Linnaeus) Bubo bubo
- Latvian: ūpis
- Lithuanian: didysis apuokas
- Lower Sorbian: šubut, wjelika sowa
- Macedonian: голем був (golem buv)
- Maltese: kokka imperjali
- Manx: hullad vooar f
- Northern Sami: lidnu
- Norwegian: hubro
- Occitan: ducàs, duganelàs
- Polish: puchacz (pl) m anim
- Portuguese: bufo-real m, corujão m
- Romani:
- Romanian: bufniță (ro) f
- Romansch: piv grond
- Russian: фи́лин (ru) m (fílin)
- Sardinian: cuccu m, cuccumeu m
- Scottish Gaelic: cailleach-oidhche-mhòr f
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: велика ушара f, буљина f
- Roman: sova ušara (sh)
- Slovak: výr skalný m
- Slovene: velika uharica f
- Spanish: búho real m
- Swahili: kungwi
- Swedish: berguv (sv) c
- Turkish: puhu (tr)
- Ukrainian: пугач (uk) m (puhač)
- Upper Sorbian: šubut m, pujwuj m
- Volapük: lilalül (vo)
- Welsh: tylluan fawr, tylluan eryraidd
- West Frisian: oehoe
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