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Summary

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fowl:
- Hühner; Huhn; Henne; Glucke
Wiktionary:
- fowl → Geflügel, Stück Federvieh, Vogel, Huhn
- fowl → vögeln, Geflügel

English

Detailed Translations for fowl from English to German

fowl:

fowl [the ~] noun

the fowl (hen; chicken; poultry; mother-chicken)
die Hühner; Huhn; die Henne; die Glucke
- Hühner [die ~] noun
- Huhn [das ~] noun
- Henne [die ~] noun
- Glucke [die ~] noun

Translation Matrix for fowl:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
Glucke	chicken; fowl; hen; mother-chicken; poultry
Henne	chicken; fowl; hen; mother-chicken; poultry	chicken; mother-hen; pullet
Huhn	chicken; fowl; hen; mother-chicken; poultry
Hühner	chicken; fowl; hen; mother-chicken; poultry	birds; poultry
-	bird; domestic fowl; poultry

Related Words for "fowl":

fowls

Synonyms for "fowl":

domestic fowl; poultry; gallinaceous bird; gallinacean
bird; meat
hunt; run; hunt down; track down

Related Definitions for "fowl":

a domesticated gallinaceous bird thought to be descended from the red jungle fowl¹
the flesh of a bird or fowl (wild or domestic) used as food¹
hunt fowl in the forest¹
hunt fowl¹

Wiktionary Translations for fowl:

fowl

noun

Galliformes and also waterfowl of the order Anseriformes such as ducks, geese and swans
- fowl → Geflügel
bird of the order Galliformes, including chickens, turkeys, pheasant, partridges and quail
- fowl → Geflügel; Stück Federvieh
bird
- fowl → Vogel

fowl

noun

Zoologie, Plural: selten für die Familie Phasianidae, zu der das Haushuhn gehört
- Huhn → fowl
Zoologie: das Haushuhn (Gallus gallus gallus)
- Huhn → fowl; chicken

stark veraltet beziehungsweise untergegangen: Vögel fangen
- vögeln → fowl

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• fowl	→ Geflügel	↔ volaille — Ensemble des oiseaux qu’on nourrit ordinairement dans une basse-cour, et principalement des poules, poulets et chapons.

Related Translations for fowl

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