she-bear

English

Etymology

she- +‎ bear

Noun

she-bear (plural she-bears)

A female bear.
- Bible Old Testament 2 Kings 2:24 (English Standard Version): "two she-bears came out of the woods and tore forty-two of the boys."

Translations

a female bear

Albanian: arushë (sq)
Breton: arzhez (br)
Bulgarian: мечка (bg) f (mečka)
Catalan: óssa (ca) f
Czech: medvědice (cs) f
Dutch: berin (nl) f
Esperanto: ursino
Estonian: emakaru (et)
Finnish: naaraskarhu
French: ourse (fr) f
German: Bärin (de) f
Hebrew: דֻּבָּה‎ (he) f (dubbá)
Icelandic: birna f
Italian: orsa (it) f
Japanese: 雌熊 (めすくま, mesukuma)

Kazakh: кірекей (kirekey)
Latin: ursa f
Latvian: lācene (lv) f
Norwegian: binne f
Nynorsk: bere, binne, hobjørn
Polish: niedźwiedzica (pl) f
Portuguese: ursa (pt) f
Russian: медве́дица (ru) f (medvédica)
Slovak: medvedica (sk) f
Slovene: medvedka (sl) f
Spanish: osa (es) f
Swedish: björnhona (sv) c, björninna (sv) c
Vietnamese: gấu cái
Volapük: (♂♀) ber (vo), (♂) hiber, (♀) jiber
Welsh: arthes (cy) f

Anagrams

Basheer, behears, beshare, beshear

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