mol·lusk also mol·lusc (mOl'Ysk)
n.
Any of numerous
chiefly marine invertebrates of the phylum Mollusca, typically having a soft
unsegmented body, a mantle, and a protective calcareous shell and including the
edible shellfish and the snails.
[French
mollusque, from New Latin Mollusca,
phylum name, from neuter pl. of Latin molluscus,
thin-shelled, from mollis, soft.]
mol·lus'cous (mY-lms'kYs) adj.
Translations for: Mollusc
Nederlands
(Dutch)
weekdier
Français
(French)
mollusque
Deutsch
(German)
n. - Weichtier
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(Greek)
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Italiano
(Italian)
mollusco
Português
(Portuguese)
n. - molusco (m) (Zool.)
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(Russian)
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Español
(Spanish)
n. - molusco
Svenska
(Swedish)
n. - blötdjur
N-Vý‹Ý
(Simplified Chinese)
n. - oOSR¨ri
N-W Šq
(Traditional Chinese)
n. - ŽßšÔRÕri
eåg,Šž
(Japanese)
n. - ŽßOSRÕri
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(Hebrew)
n. - èÛÙÛÔ