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1. (n.) killer whale
a large, predatory, black-and-white dolphin,
Orcinus orca.
Etymology: (1880–85)
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1. (noun) killer whale, killer, orca, grampus, sea wolf, Orcinus orca
predatory black-and-white toothed whale with large dorsal fin; common in cold seas
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Sense: a black and white whale.
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 Afrikaans: moordvis |
 Arabic: الحوت الأبيَض والأسْوَد |
 Bulgarian: косатка |
 Brazilian: baleia assassina |
 Czech: kosatka |
 German: der Killerwal |
 Danish: dræberhval |
 Greek: όρκα, φάλαινα-δολοφόνος |
 Spanish: orca |
 Estonian: tapjavaal |
 Farsi: وال کشنده |
 Finnish: miekkavalas |
 French: épaulard |
 Hebrew: לִוויָתָן |
 Hindi: काला एवं सफेद ह्वेल |
 Croatian: kit ubojica |
 Hungarian: kardszárnyú delfin |
 Indonesian: ikan paus pembunuh |
 Italian: balena |
 Japanese: しゃち |
 Korean: 범고래 |
 Lithuanian: dalginis delfinas |
 Latvian: plēsoņdelfīns |
 Malay: hitam dan putih ikan paus |
 Dutch: orka, zwaardwalvis |
 Norwegian: spekkhogger |
 Polish: orka |
 Russian: косатка |
 Slovak: kosatka dravá |
 Slovenian: kit orka |
 Serbian: kit ubica |
 Swedish: späckhuggare |
 Thai: ปลาวาฬเพชรฆาต |
 Turkish: katil balina |
 Taiwanese: 逆戟鯨, 虎鯨，殺人鯨 |
 Ukrainian: дельфін-косатка |
 Urdu: ایک قسم کی کالی اور سفید |
 Vietnamese: cá heo |
 Chinese: 逆戟鲸，虎鲸 |
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