Latin · Latina
mus
/ˈmuːs/ noun · plural: mūrēs A1 (estimated)
1. a mouse; a rat ((classically) the European black rat (Rattus rattus))
| English | mouse, rat |
|---|---|
| German | die Maus, die Ratte, der Mus |
| French | souris, le rat, le gaspard |
| Portuguese | o rato, o camundongo, a ratazana |
| Czech | myš, krysa |
| Italian | il topo, il ratto, il mouse |
| Spanish | el ratón, la rata, el mouse |
| Dutch | de muis, de rat, de computermuis |
| Swedish | en mus, en råtta, en datormus |
2. a sea mouse (Aphrodita aculeata)
| English | sea mouse |
|---|
3. mouse (small rodent or computer mouse)
| English | mouse |
|---|---|
| German | die Maus, Computermaus, Rechnermaus |
| French | souris |
| Portuguese | o camundongo |
| Czech | myš, myšák |
| Italian | il topo, il mouse, il topolino |
| Spanish | la laucha |
| Dutch | de muis, de computermuis |
| Swedish | en mus, en datormus |
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