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Dictionary English → German: dormouse

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NOUN

a dormouse | dormice

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zool. T

dormouse [coll.] [genus Glis (only Glis glis)] [fat dormouse]

141

Siebenschläfer {m}

zool. T

dormouse [family Gliridae]

10

Bilch {m}

2 Words: Nouns

dormouse day

Siebenschläfertag {m} [27. Juni]

3 Words: Nouns

zool. species of dormouse

5+ Words: Others

(as) dead as a dormouse {adj} [Am.] [idiom] [postpos.]

mausetot [ugs.]

Taxa/Species (Animals, Plants, Fungi)

zool. T

(common) dormouse [genus Muscardinus (only Muscardinus avellanarius)]

Haselmaus {f}

zool. T

(Roach's) mouse-tailed dormouse [Myomimus roachi]

Mausschläfer {m}

zool. T

(South-West) Asian garden dormouse [Eliomys melanurus, syn.: Eliomys cyrenaicus]

Großohr-Löffelbilch {m}

zool. T

African dwarf dormouse [Graphiurus murinus]

Afrikanischer Waldbilch {m}

zool. T

African pygmy dormouse [Graphiurus murinus]

Afrikanischer Waldbilch {m}

zool. T

Angolan African dormouse [Graphiurus angolensis]

Angola-Bilch {m}

zool. T

Asian garden dormouse [Eliomys melanurus]

Löffelbilch {m}

zool. T

Asian garden dormouse [Eliomys melanurus]

Orientschläfer {m}

zool. T

Asian garden dormouse [Eliomys melanurus]

Wüstenschläfer {m} [Löffelbilch]

zool. T

Balochistan forest dormouse [Dryomys niethammeri]

Niethammer-Baumschläfer {m}

zool. T

Chinese dormouse [Chaetocauda sichuanensis]

Chinesischer Bilch {m}

zool. T

Chinese pygmy dormouse [Typhlomys cinereus]

Chinesischer Zwergbilch {m}

zool. T

Christy's dormouse [Graphiurus christyi]

Christys Bilch {m}

zool. T

common African dormouse [Graphiurus murinus]

Afrikanischer Mausschläfer {m}

zool. T

common African dormouse [Graphiurus murinus]

Afrikanischer Waldbilch {m}

zool. T

common dormouse [Muscardinus avellanarius]

Haselmaus {f}

zool. T

desert dormouse [Selevinia betpakdalaensis]

Salzkrautbilch {m}

zool. T

desert dormouse [Selevinia betpakdalaensis]

Wüstenschläfer {m} [Salzkrautbilch]

zool. T

dormouse lemur [Microcebus myoxinus]

Zwerg-Mausmaki {m}

zool. T

dormouse possum [Cercartetus nanus]

Dickschwanz-Schlafbeutler {m}

zool. T

dormouse tufted-tailed rat [Eliurus myoxinus]

Westlicher Bilchschwanz {m}

zool. T

edible dormouse [Glis glis]

Siebenschläfer {m}

zool. T

fat dormouse [Glis glis]

Siebenschläfer {m}

zool. T

forest African dormouse [Graphiurus murinus]

Afrikanischer Waldbilch {m}

zool. T

forest dormouse [Dryomys nitedula]

Baumschläfer {m}

zool. T

garden dormouse [Eliomys quercinus]

Gartenschläfer {m}

zool. T

ground dormouse [Myomimus roachi, syn.: Myomimus bulgaricus]

Mausschläfer {m}

zool. T

hazel dormouse [Muscardinus avellanarius]

Haselmaus {f}

zool. T

Japanese dormouse [Glirulus japonicus]

Japanischer Bilch {m}

zool. T

Japanese dormouse [Glirulus japonicus]

Japanischer Schläfer {m}

zool. T

Jentink's dormouse [Graphiurus crassicaudatus]

Jentinks Bilch {m}

zool. T

Kellen's dormouse [Graphiurus kelleni syn.: G. parvus, G. ansorgei, G. cuanzensis, G. olga]

Savannenbilch {m}

zool. T

Kellen's dormouse [Graphiurus kelleni, syn.: G. ansorgei, G. cuanzensis, G. olga, G. parvus]

Westafrikanischer Zwergschläfer {m}

zool. T

Kellen's dormouse [Graphiurus kelleni, syn.: Graphiurus ansorgei, Graphiurus cuanzensis, Graphiurus olga, Graphiurus parvus]

Kellens Bilch {m}

zool. T

Lorrain dormouse [Graphiurus lorraineus]

Lorrain-Bilch {m}

zool. T

Maghreb garden dormouse [Eliomys munbyanus, syn.: Bifa lerotina]

Nordafrikanischer Löffelbilch {m}

zool. T

Maghreb garden dormouse [Eliomys munbyanus]

Tunesischer Gartenschläfer {m}

zool. T

Malabar spiny dormouse [Platacanthomys lasiurus]

Südindischer Stachelbilch {m}

zool. T

Monard's dormouse [Graphiurus monardi]

Monards Bilch {m}

zool. T

Niethammer's (forest) dormouse [Dryomys niethammeri]

Pakistan-Baumschläfer {m}

zool. T

Niethammer's forest dormouse [Dryomys niethammeri]

Niethammer-Baumschläfer {m}

zool. T

rock dormouse [Graphiurus platyops]

Afrikanischer Felsenbilch {m}

zool. T

Sichuan dormouse [Chaetocauda sichuanensis]

Chinesischer Bilch {m}

zool. T

small-eared dormouse [Graphiurus microtis]

Kleinohr-Bilch {m}

zool. T

South-West Asian garden dormouse [Eliomys melanurus, syn.: Eliomys cyrenaicus]

Löffelbilch {m}

zool. T

South-West Asian garden dormouse [Eliomys melanurus, syn.: Eliomys cyrenaicus]

Orientschläfer {m}

zool. T

South-West Asian garden dormouse [Eliomys melanurus, syn.: Eliomys cyrenaicus]

Wüstenschläfer {m}

zool. T

spectacled dormouse [Graphiurus ocularis]

Brillenbilch {m}

zool. T

stone dormouse [Graphiurus rupicola]

Afrikanischer Steinbilch {m}

zool. T

woodland dormouse [Graphiurus murinus]

Afrikanischer Waldbilch {m}

zool. T

woolly dormouse [Dryomys laniger]

Felsenschläfer {m}

zool. T

woolly dormouse [Dryomys laniger]

Türkischer Baumschläfer {m}

zool. T

woolly forest dormouse [Dryomys laniger]

Türkischer Baumschläfer {m}

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