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1. (n.) walrus
a large marine mammal, Odobenus rosmarus, of arctic seas, related to eared seals, having large tusks and a tough, wrinkled hide.
Etymology: (1645–55; < D: lit., whale horse; c. G Walross, Dan hvalros; cf. OE horshwæl walrus, lit., horse-whale)
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1. (noun) walrus, seahorse, sea horse
either of two large northern marine mammals having ivory tusks and tough hide over thick blubber
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1. (noun) walrus
a large animal with tusks, living near the ocean
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1. (noun) walrus
a very large marine mammal (Trichecus rosmarus) of the Seal family, native of the Arctic Ocean. The male has long and powerful tusks descending from the upper jaw. It uses these in procuring food and in fighting. It is hunted for its oil, ivory, and skin. It feeds largely on mollusks. Called also morse
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Sense: a type of large sea animal with huge tusks, related to the seal.
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 Afrikaans: walrus |
 Arabic: فيل البَحْر |
 Bulgarian: морж |
 Brazilian: morsa |
 Czech: mrož |
 German: das Walroß |
 Danish: hvalros |
 Greek: θαλάσσιος ίππος |
 Spanish: morsa |
 Estonian: morsk |
 Farsi: فيل دريايي |
 Finnish: mursu |
 French: morse |
 Hebrew: סוּס יָם |
 Hindi: दरियाई घोड़ा |
 Croatian: morž |
 Hungarian: rozmár |
 Indonesian: walrus |
 Icelandic: rostungur |
 Italian: tricheco |
 Japanese: せいうち |
 Korean: 바다코끼리 |
 Lithuanian: jūrų vėplys |
 Latvian: valzirgs |
 Malay: anjing laut |
 Dutch: walrus |
 Norwegian: hvalross |
 Polish: mors |
 Portuguese: morsa |
 Romanian: morsă |
 Russian: морж |
 Slovak: mrož |
 Slovenian: mrož |
 Serbian: morž |
 Swedish: valross |
 Thai: สัตว์ทะเลพวกเดียวกับสิงโต |
 Turkish: deniz aygırı, mors |
 Taiwanese: 海象 |
 Ukrainian: морж |
 Urdu: گوشت خور سمندری جانور |
 Vietnamese: hải mã |
 Chinese: 海象 |
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