a hedgehog

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Definition of a hedgehog in English Turkish dictionary

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hedgehog
kirpi

Köyde bol miktarda kirpi olacağına söz verdin! - You promised that there would be plenty of hedgehogs in the village!

Bir kirpi ile yaşıyorum. - I live with a hedgehog.

urchin
{i} deniz kestanesi

Mary bir deniz kestanesidir. - Mary is a sea urchin.

Erkek kardeşim deniz kestanesinin tadını sevmez. - My brother doesn't like the taste of sea urchin.

urchin
alacan
urchin
bacaksız
echinus
deniz kirpisi
urchin
yumurcak
urchin
haşarı çocuk
urchin
afacan
hedgehog
Denizaltı savunma harbinde kullanılan 7.2 inç (18 santimetre) lik, ileriye doğru atılır kısa menzilli savunma silahı
echinus
denizkestanesi
echinus
yastık
echinus
(isim) deniz kestanesi
echinus
Dorik sütunlarda yuvarlak kenarlı sütun başlığ
echinus
{i} deniz kestanesi
hedgehog
{i} dikenli kabuk
hedgehog
Erinaceus europaeus
hedgehog
{i} kabuğu dikenli meyve
hedgehog
(Askeri) Kirpi engel
hedgehog
(Askeri) HEÇHOK: Denizaltı savunma harbinde kullanılan 7.2 inç (18 santimetre) lik, ileriye doğru atılır kısa menzilli savunma silahı
urchin
afacan çocuk
urchin
{i} yaramaz çocuk
urchin
{i} sokak çocuğu

Tom bir sokak çocuğu. - Tom is a street urchin.

English - English
hurcheon
urchin
echinus
furze-pig
hedgepig

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hedgehog
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hedgehog
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intertexta, the pods of which are armed with short spines; popularly so called
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hedgehog
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hedgehog
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hedgehog
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