graylag UK
ˈɡreɪˌlæɡ
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Definition of graylag - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

birdsTECH.UKcommon grey wild goose of EuropeTECH.UK
  • The graylag is often seen in European wetlands.
  • Graylags migrate south during the winter months.
  • A flock of graylags landed near the lake.
greylag wild goose
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common grey wild goose of Europe ancestor of domestic breeds
The graylag goose is the ancestor of domestic geese.

Origin of graylag

Old Norse, grár (gray) + lag (goose)

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  1. French:oie cendrée, ...
  2. German:Graugans, ...
  3. Italian:oca selvatica, ...
  4. Spanish:ganso común, ...
  5. Portuguese:ganso-bravo, ...
  6. Chinese:灰雁, ...
  7. Japanese:マガン, ...
  8. Arabic:إوَزَّة رَمادِيَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:אוֹוֶז אַפוֹר בַּר, ...
  10. Russian:серый гусь, ...
  11. Ukrainian:сірий гусак, ...
  12. Hindi:ग्रेलैग, ...
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