fulmar
common noun
Syllable Decomposition
fulmarfrom the genus Fulmarus, named in 1826 by James Francis Stephens based on Old Norse fúll (stinking) see foul in English and már (« gull ») see Möwe in German; in reference to the fact that birds belonging to this genus are capable of regurgitating an oily and foul-smelling substance when disturbed.
Definitions
- oiseaux
Plural
fulmars
Translations
german:Eissturmvogel
english:fulmar
danish:mallemuk
spanish:fulmar
greek:φουλμάρος
italian:procellaria cenerina
russian:глупыш