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1. (n.) cockerel
a young domestic cock.
Etymology: (1400–50; late ME cokerelle. See cock1, -rel)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) cockerel
a young domestic cock; not older than one year
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1. (noun) cockerel
a rooster
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1. (noun) cockerel
a young cock
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Sense: a young farmyard cock.
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 Afrikaans: haantjie |
 Arabic: ديك صَغير |
 Bulgarian: петле |
 Brazilian: frango |
 Czech: mladý kohout |
 German: der junge Hahn |
 Danish: hanekylling |
 Greek: κοκοράκι |
 Spanish: gallito |
 Estonian: noor kukk |
 Farsi: جوجه خروس |
 Finnish: kukonpoika |
 French: jeune coq |
 Hebrew: תַרנגוֹל צָעִיר |
 Hindi: मुर्गे का पट्ठा |
 Croatian: mladi kokot, pjetlić |
 Hungarian: fiatal kakas |
 Indonesian: ayam jago muda |
 Icelandic: ungur hani |
 Italian: galletto |
 Japanese: 若いおんどり |
 Korean: 젊은 수탉 |
 Lithuanian: gaidžiukas |
 Latvian: gailēns |
 Malay: ayam jantan muda |
 Dutch: jonge haan |
 Norwegian: hanekylling |
 Polish: kogucik |
 Persian: جوجه خروس |
 Pashto: چرګوړى (نر) |
 Portuguese: frango |
 Romanian: cocoşel |
 Russian: петушок |
 Slovak: kohútik |
 Slovenian: petelinček |
 Serbian: petlić |
 Swedish: tuppkyckling, ungtupp |
 Thai: ไก่ที่มีอายุน้อยกว่า 1 ปี |
 Turkish: piliç, horoz |
 Taiwanese: 小公雞 |
 Ukrainian: півник |
 Urdu: مرغ کا پٹھہ |
 Vietnamese: gà trống choai |
 Chinese: 小公鸡，好斗的年轻人 |
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