brambling

English

Etymology 1

Middle English bramline, equivalent to bramble +‎ ling

Noun

brambling (plural bramblings)

A finch, Fringilla montifringilla of northern Eurasia, the male having a black head in summer and an orange breast with white belly and a long white rump.
Synonyms: bramble finch, brambling finch, mountain finch, cock o' the North

Translations

bird

Chinese:
Mandarin: 燕雀 (zh) (yànquè)

Min Nan: 芒東仔 (bâng-tang-á)
Danish: kvækerfinke (da)
Esperanto: montofringo
Faroese: fjallígða f
Finnish: järripeippo (fi)
German: Bergfink (de) m
Inari Sami: vyevdiloddááš
Italian: peppola (it) f
Japanese: 花鶏 (atori)
Latgalian: žubeite f
Latvian: žubīte f

Lule Sami: vinndan
Northern Sami: vintán
Norwegian: bjørkefink (no)
Portuguese: tentilhão-montês m
Russian: юро́к (ru) m (jurók), вьюро́к (ru) m (vʹjurók)
Rusyn: вюро́к m (vjurók)
Spanish: pinzón real m
Swedish: bergfink (sv)
Ukrainian: в'юро́к m (vʺjurók)
Venetian: pacagnóxo m
Welsh: bronrhuddyn y mynydd m
Westrobothnian: tjwint m, djęddfres m

Etymology 2

See bramble (verb)

Verb

brambling

present participle of bramble

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