Jabberwock

Jabberwock

English

Etymology

See Jabberwocky.

Proper noun

the Jabberwock

1. A fantastical dreaded monster with flaming eyes.

Translations

fantastical monster

Afrikaans: Brabbelwog, Flabberjak Catalan: Borboterum, Endraper Czech: Žvahlav, Tlachapoud Danish: Kloppervok Dutch: Krakelwok, Wauwelwok, Koeterwaal Esperanto: Ĵargonbesto Estonian: Jorruline Finnish: Pekoraali French: Jaseroque, Bredoulochs, Berdouilleux Galician: Farfunguelleirán German: Zipferlak, Jammerwoch, Plapperloch, Schepperwock, Schebberroch, Schlabberwork, Brabbelback Hungarian: Szajkóhukk Italian: Ciciarampa, Ciarlestrone

Latin: Gaberbocchus, Gabrobocchia, Iabervogas, Iabrocus, Iubavocus Norman: Dgiabl'yéouoque Norwegian: Dromeparden, Jabbervakken, Javraljaussir, Jabberokk Polish: Dziaberliada, Żabrołak, Dziaberlak, Dżabbersmok, Dżabrokłap, Żubrowołk, Dziwolęki Portuguese: Jaguadarte Romanian: Trăncăvici, Bâzdâboc Russian: Бармаглот (ru) (Barmaglot) Slovak: Taradúr Spanish: Fablistanón m, Galimatazo m, Guirigay m, Jerigóndor m Swedish: Tjatterskott, Tjatterslån Ukrainian: Бурмоковт (Burmokovt) Welsh: Siaberwoc