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1. (n.) cockroach
any of numerous orthopterous insects of the family Blattidae, characterized by a flattened body, rapid movements, and usu. nocturnal habits and including several common household pests.
Etymology: (1615–25; < Sp cucaracha, of uncert. orig., assimilated by folk etym. to cock1, roach2)
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1. (noun) cockroach, roach
any of numerous chiefly nocturnal insects; some are domestic pests
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1. (noun) cockroach
a beetle-like insect
a cockroach infested kitchen
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1. (noun) cockroach
an orthopterous insect of the genus Blatta, and allied genera
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Sense: a beetle-like insect which is a household pest.
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 Afrikaans: kakkerlak |
 Arabic: صَرْصور |
 Bulgarian: хлебарка |
 Brazilian: barata |
 Czech: šváb |
 German: die Küchenschabe, die Kac |
 Danish: kakerlak |
 Greek: κατσαρίδα |
 Spanish: cucaracha |
 Estonian: tarakan |
 Farsi: سوسک |
 Finnish: torakka |
 French: blatte |
 Hebrew: מָקַק |
 Hindi: तिलचिट्टा |
 Croatian: žohar |
 Hungarian: svábbogár |
 Indonesian: lipas |
 Icelandic: kakkalakki |
 Italian: scarafaggio |
 Japanese: ごきぶり |
 Korean: 바퀴벌레 |
 Lithuanian: tarakonas |
 Latvian: tarakāns |
 Malay: lipas |
 Dutch: kakkerlak |
 Norwegian: kakerlakk |
 Polish: karaluch |
 Persian: سوسک |
 Pashto: ګړندى (يوډول خزنده)، د ور |
 Portuguese: barata |
 Romanian: gândac de bucătărie |
 Russian: таракан |
 Slovak: šváb |
 Slovenian: ščurek |
 Serbian: žohar |
 Swedish: kackerlacka |
 Thai: แมลงสาบ |
 Turkish: hamamböceği |
 Taiwanese: 蟑螂 |
 Ukrainian: тарган |
 Urdu: کاک روچ ، تِل چٹا |
 Vietnamese: con gián |
 Chinese: 蟑螂 |
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